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- Q16588782 description "Solomon Islands politician".
- Q16588782 description "Solomon Islands politician".
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- Q16588782 abstract "Johnley Tekiou Hatimoana, (13 November 1956 – 18 April 2014) was a Solomon Islands trade unionist and politician.A graduate of the University of Bradford in England, he became a school teacher and a trade unionist in the Solomons, eventually becoming General Secretary of the Solomon Islands National Teachers Association. As such, he negotiated improvements for working conditions and benefits for teachers.He was first elected to the National Parliament of Solomon Islands in a by-election in the Ngella constituency on 27 February 2013. The by-election followed Liberal MP Mark Kemakeza's forced resignation from Parliament upon being convicted and gaoled for embezzlement. Hatimoana was elected easily, seeing off a field of nine other candidates and obtaining more than twice as many votes as his closest competitor. He sat on the benches of the Opposition to Prime Minister Gordon Darcy Lilo's government.Hatimoana was an MP for less than fourteen months. On 17 April 2014 (a day of parliamentary sitting), he was taken suddenly ill with severe pneumonia, and died in hospital the following day. No by-election was needed to replace him, as the next general election was only a few months away.".
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- Q16588782 birthDate "1956-11-13".
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- Q16588782 deathDate "2014-04-18".
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- Q16588782 office "MP for Ngella".
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- Q16588782 birthDate "1956-11-13".
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- Q16588782 dateOfDeath "2014-04-18".
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- Q16588782 name "Hatimoana, Johnley".
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- Q16588782 shortDescription "Solomon Islands politician".
- Q16588782 termEnd "2014-04-18".
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- Q16588782 comment "Johnley Tekiou Hatimoana, (13 November 1956 – 18 April 2014) was a Solomon Islands trade unionist and politician.A graduate of the University of Bradford in England, he became a school teacher and a trade unionist in the Solomons, eventually becoming General Secretary of the Solomon Islands National Teachers Association.".
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