All talk but no action by Wenge

I REFER to the letters by Sherron Lewis and Manoka of Lae (The National, Nov 3).
I support the comments of both writers.
We have a governor whose “words speak louder than action”.
I wonder if Governor Luther Wenge travels by car or by helicopter.
For example, the Lae Plantation Road is “being upgraded” but after a year, there is still no tarmac.
Petty thieves are hanging around our bus-stops waiting for the opportunity to snatch bags and pick pockets.
He has started campaigning for the 2012 elections with his rhetoric and non-stop talk about fisheries or wharf projects to be built at Tale, Tikeleng and Singaua.
What I would like to know is:
* Will they really get off the ground? 
* How will landowners benefit? 
* Where is he sourcing the funds from?
* recall during the funeral of a prominent landowner in 2005, the governor proudly said a third level airline airstrip would be built at Poahom.
What is happening to the airstrip?
By the way, what happened to the funds for that project, Mr Wenge?

Tom Sarwon
Lae