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Welcome to TOK – a brand built on hustle, passion, and the drive to create something from scratch. TOK isn’t backed by big money or fancy investors – it’s powered by everyday grind and the belief that small steps can lead to big changes. As the founder, my name is Emmanuel Jerry Somon, and like many of you, I’m on a journey to build something real. I started TOK because I wanted to create opportun

ities, share knowledge, and make a little stash along the way – not just for myself, but to inspire others who are also trying to hustle their way up. Everything you’ll find here is created with intention: practical, useful, and designed to help people grow. TOK represents the idea that no matter where you start, you can always push forward, learn, and make progress. By being here, you’re part of the TOK journey – and trust me, this is just the beginning.

A story worth sharing.Monday January 05, 2026.COMMUNUTY AND POLICE WORKING TOGETHER.Police Awareness taking on 2026..Yes...
05/01/2026

A story worth sharing.

Monday January 05, 2026.

COMMUNUTY AND POLICE WORKING TOGETHER.

Police Awareness taking on 2026..

Yesterday evening a meeting was convened at Sabusa village in CentralProvince, involving members of the Sabusa community and officers of the Central Police. The awareness session provided an opportunity for community members to voice their concerns, while the police addressed these issues with emphasis on law and order.

The key message for 2026 is to promote discipline and order within every household, encouraging individuals to take responsibility for their families and homes as a foundation for a peaceful community.

During the meeting, illicit alcohol brewing equipment was voluntarily surrendered to the police and was subsequently destroyed.

Big thank you to RB2D & RB2A for your immense support towards vanapa brown and Central Province. You make a big difference everytime you show presence.

Thankyou all.

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Retirees have paid their dues.Decades of work, taxes, and contributions shouldn’t be taxed again. Let them enjoy retirem...
23/12/2025

Retirees have paid their dues.
Decades of work, taxes, and contributions shouldn’t be taxed again. Let them enjoy retirement with dignity—not extra bills. 🕊️💼

We All Need to Cooperate with Our City WardensThe NCDC City Wardens play a vital role in keeping our city functioning ev...
23/12/2025

We All Need to Cooperate with Our City Wardens
The NCDC City Wardens play a vital role in keeping our city functioning every single day. They work alongside the Police and the Road Traffic Authority to assist the public, especially in busy bus stops and hotspot areas where issues can escalate quickly if not addressed on time.
Their job goes beyond simply enforcing rules. City Wardens deal with real-life situations as they unfold — from managing illegally parked vehicles and overcrowded buses to ensuring public safety and order. To do this effectively, they rely on communication, judgment, and fairness, not just authority.
In high-traffic areas like Boroko, Gordons, Manu, and the South Side, order cannot be maintained by enforcement alone. It requires cooperation from everyone — drivers, vendors, commuters, and the general public. Respecting City Wardens and working with them is not a sign of weakness; it is a sign of civic responsibility.
When the public and City Wardens work as a team, problems are resolved faster, tensions are reduced, and our communities become safer, cleaner, and more organized. A well-run city benefits us all.
Let’s do our part. Cooperation builds order. Respect builds progress.







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Policing Alone Is Not Enough — Community Partnership Is the Way ForwardCommander NCD/Central, Benjamin Turi, has rightly...
23/12/2025

Policing Alone Is Not Enough — Community Partnership Is the Way Forward

Commander NCD/Central, Benjamin Turi, has rightly pointed out a truth many of us already know but rarely act on: police alone cannot make our communities safe.

Law enforcement can respond, investigate, and enforce the law — but safety begins long before a crime is committed. It begins within the community itself. When residents stay silent, ignore suspicious activity, or treat crime as “someone else’s problem,” space is created for a small minority to disrupt peace for the majority.

The encouragement given to Metsupt Simatab and PPC Salle to mobilize communities and establish community watch groups is not about intimidation or vigilantism. It is about ownership, responsibility, and cooperation. When communities organize, communicate, and work closely with police, crime loses its hiding place.

Community policing works best when:

✔️Residents look out for one another
✔️Information is shared early, not after damage is done

Police and the public operate as partners, not opponents

Most people in our communities are law-abiding, hardworking citizens. It is only a small minority that causes fear and disorder. By standing together — community leaders, youth groups, churches, women, elders, and police — we send a clear message: crime is not welcome here.

Safety is not just a police duty.
Safety is a shared responsibility.

Let’s move from blaming to building.
From fear to cooperation.
From silence to action.






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22/12/2025

Good morning everyone. Christmas 🎄 is another chance for all of us to give and share. Ensure to let me know in the comments section what you did for Christmas. More importantly, let us post positivity and influence the "NARRATIVE".

22/12/2025

1. Who controls the narrative controls the future

This is a move personally to inform the general populace about the importance of the psychology behind all that is happening. Narrative, although a humble word when not understood takes control of how things work around us, more importantly how world views us. If this sounds like a genuine move that invokes your attention than follow this page, like the contents and more importantly share them so you and I can build this platform to reach our people.

22/12/2025

“The Talk We Believe”

thought-provoking segment that reveals how stories and narratives quietly shape our beliefs, decisions, and future—challenging listeners to rethink the stories they accept and the ones they choose to live by.

Emmanuel Somon Jaylee Carwash The Unkles Police - NCD/Central Divisional Command PNG Education News

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