DAVID WAKEA

29/10/2025

A 20-hour power outage and Patience die at Angau General Hospital is really something else.
corruption and Incompetency is real..

26/10/2025

Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard! Paulus Nelson, Larsen Kuku, George Paul Braidwood Yandallah

19/10/2025

PHOTO ATTACHED IS THE PRIME SUSPECT WHO SHOOT LATE TONY PES THE HARDWORKING DRIVER.
The figure above named RUBEN STEVEN, is the prime suspect who pulled the trigger and murdered the driver at barola on Friday. The named suspect was believed to be the gang leader who organised several hold up along this particular part of Highlands highway. Tah FYI

17/10/2025

DETH OF RECENT GUN HOLDUP ALONE HIGHLANDS HIWAY.
Your dedicated service for our travellers on the Highlands highway will be remembered for a very long time.
Passing on during your call of duty is a Nobel Legacy.

Mepla gat ol papa, uncle na brada too sa runim truck na PMV lo rot so em wanpla kain bikpla lewa pen hevi.

We don't normally travel with our family members or siblings when they are off to school because we trust those drivers.

They are our earthly angels as they always give their best and provide the hospitality and transport services that are more satisfying.

To his immediate family members, condolences 😞😞🫡🇵🇬

Rest easy and assured Ana 😔😔😔💔
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17/10/2025

Check immediately if your family member lost..
Body found here in Baruni Back road

15/10/2025

I am waiting to see Honest Leader
who can apologize to people and say, me Keke moni blo People inap so, Arrest me.

13/10/2025

Ray Amos Jr Passes On 🤍🕊️

Loss in Rugby League Arena.
Digicel ExxonMobil Cup.

The rugby league community is mourning the loss of former Gulf Isou Rugby League Club and current Kimbe Cutters Digicel Cup Franchise Forward Ray Amos Jr who died after suffering a devastating injury, in a Digicel ExxonMobil Cup Match this season.

He was in coma for some months at the Port Moresby General Hospital before his passing in the early hours of this morning (13/10/2025)

We send our condolences to the immediate family, friends and play mates of this gentle giant. He was a humble person off the field, but a hit man when he was switched on.

Rest in Eternal Peace, Ray 🤍🕊️

12/10/2025

Cancer Awareness
by Peter Anjo

Hi, my fb friends, relatives and wantoks around, WHP, SHP, Jiwaka, Enga and PNG as a whole. This is just an awareness to you all, regarding CANCER, affecting loved ones & freinds in our communities. Late, Daniel Bilip made a similar awareness of cancer recently prior to his death and it's a remarkable history to be told after his death.
Late Daniel and I was diagnosed with tongue cancer, on the same dates, early this year, 2025. We sort different avenues to seek medical help and am still battling with this sudden emerging illness of my life. Thankyou, Lord for giving me strength and courage to fight the disease.
Well, my story is similiar, if late Daniel Bilip, as a layman, put his story up for others to take precautionary measures on cancer, i ought to do the same. As a senior Health Extension officer (HEO)of Mt. Hagen Hospital at the Accident & Emergency departments, it is my obligation to do the same awareness.
And my friends, take note that, cancer developed from many factors/causes and they are,
1. Risk factors, such as moking, chewing bettlenut with lime, consuming alcohol,
2. human papilloma virus (HPV) - this virus is contracted from multiple sexual partners prior to marriage , which cause cervical cancer in most women and about 10 % affects men in prostate, bladder and mouth cancers.
3. Natural DNA or cell mutation causes cancer, where a abnormal cell grow into a body tissue and multiple, causing cancer,
4. hereditary - family pass on (not common).

So as a saying goes, 'prevetion is better than cure'- i put this piece up for our eyes, = avoid smoking, chewing and drinking alcohol. Avoid premarital sex and encourage young girls and women to get vaccines now available at Hospitals and have one partner.
Plus, eat plenty of plants or fruits and garden foods to stay healthy.
This awareness, is in addition late D.Bilip's post and remember, your life is on your hand, handle with care to live to old age.
thankyou.

10/10/2025

PNG, the natural resources reached country is ranked 7th poorest country on the planet of Earth and, 1st poorest country in Ocenia.
Leaders, please, Daunim bikname na mekim samtin.
😭😭😭..

25/09/2025

I would like to appreciate the PNG ELECTROL COMMISSION for responding to our previous post regarding disturbance of our children's examination by LLG election.
Thanks DAVID WAKEA

CONCERN PARENTS CALL FOR PNG ELECTROL COMMISSION TO FUTURE POSTPOND POLLING DATE.

We, the parents of grade 8 grade 10 and grade 12 students, want PNG EC to move the LLG election polling date. This is because we knew that election related issues are the norm to our society, especially in Highlands regions and other coastal places. However, students' National Examination is close to doorstep, which is October and early November, and we believe that it will really affect most of the students' learning and their studies.

As a concerned citizen, I call upon PNG EC and Authorities to further defered election date to late November or early next year so that our struggle students can successfully complete their studies in local schools.
Thanks



Worthy share

22/09/2025

THE Australia and New Zealand (ANZ) Bank says the outlook of a possible listing of Papua New Guinea under the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) grey-listing is resilient.

ANZ economists Kishti Sen and Tom Kenny said that there was a distinct possibility that PNG could be placed on the FATF list of “Jurisdictions under Increased Monitoring” when the global money laundering and terrorist financing watchdog updated its roster in February next year.

The grey-list identifies jurisdictions that have deficiencies in their anti-money laundering (AML), counter-terrorist financing (CTF) and counter-proliferation financing (CPF) frameworks.

20/09/2025

Political Interference is the Root Cause of PNG's Stagnation for Development and Economic Prosperity.

Papua New Guinea, once we called it the Resource Rich Country has long struggled to reach its full development potential, not because of a lack of resources, skilled professionals, or hardworking public servants, but because of one chronic and deeply rooted problem is the political interference.

Several times, we see capable, experienced, and dedicated public servants being sidelined or removed, not due to incompetence or poor performance and corruption, but because they are seen as obstacles to political agendas. These are professionals who have risen through the ranks based on merit, integrity, and commitment to public service. Yet, their contributions are often ignored, their careers cut short by those more interested in personal gain than national progress.

A glaring example is the recent removal of Mr. Wapu Sonk, the Managing Director of Kumul Petroleum Holdings Limited (KPHL). Mr. Sonk played a foundational role in building KPHL into a strategic pillar of our economy. Under his leadership, the state-owned enterprise became a vehicle for PNG’s future energy security and financial stability. Despite his proven track record, he was removed, widely believed to be the result of political interference.

Why? Because politicians see the billions of kina under KPHL’s management not as a resource for national development, but as a honey pot to dip into. And when leaders like Mr. Sonk stand in the way of such exploitation, they are replaced, often by individuals whose main qualification is their political loyalty, not their expertise or vision.

Appointments are increasingly based on nepotism and cronyism rather than merit. Public service, once a noble calling, is now a political battleground, with competent leaders sacrificed to serve short-term interests.

This practice is not just unethical, it is dangerous. It undermines the very institutions we rely on.