CEO’s comments irrelevant

 COMMENTS by the chief executive officer of the Games Organising Committee Peter Stewart about certain issues relating to the Pacific Games are irrelevant. His statement in The National yesterday (July 14) that he was are not happy with the long queue at the Games Village mess shows that he is not fit to occupy the CEO’s position. Stewart should find solutions to the problem of long queues and not complain about it. It is a management and operations issue that he should have taken care of. He is also making a fool yourself when you says he is not happy about the rain. The rain is a gift from God and nobody, including Stewart, should question our creator. Therefore, is it time for Stewart to shape up or ship out if he has mixed feelings about the Games.

Henry Koyah

Port Moresby