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Kerowagi needs decisive leader
THE people of Kerowagi need a young
and vibrant leader to replace the current Member, who has
questionable leadership qualities.
Those living in Port Moresby know where he frequently hangs out.
No wonder he has been dumped time and againfrom various
ministerial capacities.
The latest is the Ministry for Police and Internal Security, where
he could not adequately fill the chair left by the dark horse Bire
Kimisopa.
To the many educated Kerowagians living in Port Moresby, he has
brought shame to his electorate.
As the election period nears, it is evident that the educated
elite are divided along tribal lines, a practice that is openly
condemned yet deeply-rooted.
This may not favour the election of good candidates for the next
five years.
Now is the time to get rid of tribal alliances and to select
candidates that can truly represent Kerowagi and restore some lost
pride.
We need a leader with proven national and international exposure,
management skills and experience in both the private and public
sectors, well-educated and possessing good moral standing.
We need the likes of Paul Tiensten, Bire Kimisopa, Arthur Somare
and Don Polye, who have proven to be the next generation of
leaders for Papua New Guinea.
These individuals are young , highly intelligent, smart, decisive
and have good moral standing.
You don’t find them in nightclubs and pubs or spending endless
hours playing pokies and taking regular leisure trips overseas.
They work very hard to manage the affairs of this country, their
province and electorate.
Sproks Walker
Port Moresby
 
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