“I am truly shocked and saddened at the news of Efeso Collins’ sudden death,” Prime Minister Christopher Luxon says.
“Efeso was a good man, always friendly and kind, and a true champion and advocate for his Samoan and South Auckland communities.
“Our thoughts and deepest sympathies go to his family, his community and colleagues.”
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I never had the pleasure of meeting him but feel the great loss for the country.
RIP Efeso. 49 is way too young. And he had so much still to give. Really sad.
Its authentic when your enemies share in the lose. That Efeso could have been given such a low placing on the party list or rejected by Labour for there own mayor candidate. Chippies gotta stand down.