Teniku Talesi

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Teniku Talesi
MBE
Teniku Talesi.jpg
Talesi in 2020
Acting Governor-General of Tuvalu
In office
22 August 2019 –January 2021 [1]
Government offices
Preceded by Governor General of Tuvalu
Acting

2019–2021
Succeeded by
Samuelu Teo
Acting