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Subject: Re: Next PM, Polye or Ipatas Author: Engan Lenge [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: Wed, Mar 07 2007, 09:37:02am In reply to: Kiiyan 's message, "Next PM, Polye or Ipatas" on Sat, Oct 21 2006, 12:05:25pm Fellow Engans, Please don't promote this West, East Engan talk. People of Enga just need to have the best man to truly represent them. This is where, our educated brain cells need to click for the right. Any educated engan who supports a councillor or a recycled politicians are revealed to be like them. Likewise all businessmen and highly educated man are never all called to be leaders. I still remember Late Honourable Malipu Balakau in his election campaign when I was a boy. I stopped playing marble in one of the streets in Laiagam to hear this man speaking. He was a born leader, he drew both young, old and children by his campaign speeches. Please, good country men and women, be open minded and let candidates present themselves. Be reminded that, preconceive ideas and mindsets is an impediment to good reasoning. Enga has enough good educated leaders, let them talk and we we can decide who to vote. Please, educated your household, if not your clan. Enga need to change from the election-time LAMP FLAGS culture. Engan Lenge [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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[> [> Subject: Re: Next PM, Polye or Ipatas Author: Lokal Turis [ Edit | View ] Date Posted: Wed, Mar 07 2007, 03:19:42pm Hai pipol. Check this out on today's paper, http://www.thenational.com.pg/030707/nation31.htm The National at the section: Brief. Priest to run for Enga seat "A CATHOLIC priest is among other contestants has raised his hands to contest the Enga Regional seat. Fr Paul Kanda, a member of the Divine Word Missionaries SVD is convinced that this will be history in making for him as a clergy challenging Governor Peter Ipatas, who is the hottest contender in this election. Fr Paul says that he was contesting the Enga Regional seat not to divide but unite the people of Enga and uproot corrupt leaders in the public service and political cronies who had already destroyed the image of the province". This is kool. Lokal turis [ Post a Reply to This Message ]