MP Phillip, come out and start delivering
The National, Thursday February 6th, 2014
THE people of Menyamya last saw MP Benjamin Phillip during the 2012 general election.
Since his declaration, we have hardly seen him around here or read anything about him in the media, let alone see him delivering basic services to the people.
All other districts and provinces have declared this year as the year of implementation and are moving forward except for Menyamya, which seems to be moving backwards under Phillip’s leadership.
This is his second term and basic services have not reached the people.
The services that have been put in place by other MPs have all deteriorated.
We want the MP to come out and prioritise basic services like health, infrastructure and most importantly, education.
The academic year is here and MPs in other districts and provinces are making commitments to assist their students.
If they can do that, why can’t you?
It is shameful to see Philip turning a blind eye on students because they do not make any political difference to him.
As a student, I have financial constraints to get myself registered in one of the universities and am still waiting for my MP to come out and explain to the public why education is not one of his priorities.
Goriqu Qhua
Lae