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Subject: What is Ipatas doing if Aiguru can now do something SHP?


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Date Posted: Tue, Jul 08 2008, 05:44:21pm

MAF back in Mendi after 8 years

By ANDREW ALPHONSE
THIRD level airliner, the Missionary Aviation Fellowship (MAF), is returning to Mendi, Southern Highlands province, after nearly eight years of absence.
This follows the presentation of K100,000 by the provincial government to MAF for the rehabilitation of their rundown Mendi terminal.
Francis Tame from Governor Anderson Agiru’s office made the presentation of the cheque at the MAF head office at the Kagamuga airport in Mt Hagen yesterday.
Mr Tame said the provincial government, under Governor Agiru’s leadership, was keen to restore basic services in the province and create a conducive environment for businesses.
He said the provincial government appreciated and acknowledged the enormous contribution the MAF had made in serving people in most rugged and remote places in the province.
Mr Tame said they had decided to assist the airline to rehabilitate its Mendi terminal.
The provincial government also presented K300,000 to the department of works in Mendi last week for the completion of a high-steel fence for the Mendi airport.
MAF ground operations manager Kos Umion said the Southern Highlands provincial government was the second in the country besides Western province to support the MAF operations to serve rural people.
Mr Umion said there had been much pressure from churches and the people to reopen the Mendi base after its closure in 2001 due to security reasons.
The MAF, together with other civil services, pulled out of Mendi after the township was under siege, following a bloody tribal warfare and the 2002 election-related violence that affected businesses and government services in Mendi.
Mr Umion said that during their absence the terminal shed was vandalised, prompting them to seek Mr Agiru’s assistance to renovate the place.

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[> Subject: Re: What is Ipatas doing if Aiguru can now do something SHP?


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Engan
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Date Posted: Tue, Jul 08 2008, 05:57:32pm

Aigiru had already learnt his lessons in his past election bout and failed attempt to retain his first full 5 year term in office.

MAF pulled out during his time in office and when all the tribal warefare began. Returning back to office now, the remains of the old run down MAF airport and the drawback and denial of services to his very own tribesmen in Tari-Pori, has literally left an eyesore for him. That is why he has decided to re-open and bring back MAF to have services flow through, and to take that guilt off his chest from the remians of the airport.

Aigiru wouldn't have done it, if he hadn't learnt his lessons from the past. I believe he is on a good course now. Ipatas has yet to set foot into that course of learning and correcting and delivering.

Engan

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[> Subject: Re: What is Ipatas doing if Aiguru can now do something SHP?


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K
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Date Posted: Wed, Jul 09 2008, 04:35:43pm

I still can't trust failed politicians and their cronies. No-matter-what they do or say today, they are deemed to be corrupt and shall be corrupt for the rest of their life whether it be private or public. They can make impressions over the media but inside them is full of snake.

Just look at the $40Million in the Singapore Bank account...all these current leaders and MPs who have been cited by the Masalai News earlier should be held accountable and punish these lunatics and hang them in public.

Ipatas and Aguri are the same although the later stands tall in talking sense.

cheers
K

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