Fiji Rugby Union Chairman Bill Gavoka has confirmed that the FRU Board has decided that the traditional Fijian war dance, the 'cibi' will be performed by all national rugby teams before an International test match.
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The Fiji Rugby Union will meet tomorrow to discuss amongst other things the decision by the national team to restore or not the traditional war cry or 'cibi' as it is known.
