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HBY - Yu no fit lo tok2 lo pablik osm ya.. noken hait lo na bagarapim ol man
14/01/2026

HBY - Yu no fit lo tok2 lo pablik osm ya.. noken hait lo na bagarapim ol man

This is historical — and not the kind we should be proud of.Grade 10 and Grade 12 certificates delayed because ther...
14/01/2026

This is historical — and not the kind we should be proud of.

Grade 10 and Grade 12 certificates delayed because there is no money to print them.

Let that sink in.

A simple but serious question must be asked:
How can the very operational cycle of a sovereign nation like Papua New Guinea 🇵🇬 be brought to a halt over something this basic?

This delay is a direct blow to:
Parents who sacrificed everything for their children’s education

Nearly half a million students whose futures are now placed on hold

Certificates are not a luxury — they are official proof of learning.

Institutions, colleges, and universities require these certificates for registration into the 2026 academic year.

Without them:
✅️Students miss enrollment deadlines
✅️Opportunities are lost
✅️Dreams are delayed or destroyed

This is not a minor administrative issue.
It reflects poor planning, failed priorities, and governance breakdown.

Education is the backbone of any nation.

When a government fails to protect that backbone, it fails its people.

PNG’s children should never pay the price for leadership failures.

This situation demands accountability, urgency, and immediate action.

Bride Price : Village Women vs Employed Women (PNG Reality)In many PNG communities, bride price still carries two very...
13/01/2026

Bride Price : Village Women vs Employed Women (PNG Reality)

In many PNG communities, bride price still carries two very different meanings.

👩🏽‍🌾 Village women are often seen as assets tied to tradition — once bride price is paid, some families and husbands wrongly believe they have ownership, not partnership.

This mindset can silence women, justify control, and trap them in abuse.

👩🏽‍💼 Employed women, however, are increasingly viewed as economic contributors.

Yet even here, bride price can become a weapon — used to demand submission, control income, or undermine a woman’s independence.

👉 The truth: Bride price was meant to unite families, not imprison women.

👉 The danger: When bride price is treated as a receipt, love turns into entitlement.
Bride price must never cancel a woman’s dignity, safety, or voice.

Marriage is partnership — not purchase.

Let’s protect culture without harming our daughters.
Let’s teach respect, not ownership.

13/01/2026

Thank Des Yes 💓

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13/01/2026

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A National Appeal to the PNG Gov£rnme¿t: If we fail to act, we will continue to watch: ❌ Creativity criminalized❌...
13/01/2026

A National Appeal to the PNG Gov£rnme¿t:

If we fail to act, we will continue to watch:
❌ Creativity criminalized
❌ Scams empowered
❌ Kina drained
❌ Opportunities exported

Why Facebook Monetization Must Be Enabled Now ⁉️

Papua New Guinea stands at a critical digital crossroads.

Around the world, governments are embracing the creator economy as a legitimate source of national income.

Yet in PNG, thousands of talented content creators remain excluded from Facebook monetization, despite the platform being the most widely used digital space in the country.

This is no longer just a social media issue — it is a national economic issue.

Why Facebook Monetization Matters for PNG

1️⃣ Inclusive Economic Opportunity

Facebook monetization allows ordinary citizens — youth, women, rural voices, creatives — to earn legally from their skills, storytelling, education, culture, and innovation.

This is equal opportunity income, not handouts.

2️⃣ USD Inflow Strengthens National GDP

Facebook monetization pays in US Dollars.

That means:
• Fresh foreign currency entering PNG
• Strengthening our foreign reserves
• Reducing pressure on the Kina
• Supporting national GDP growth

This is digital export — content created in PNG, consumed globally.

3️⃣ Preventing Scam

Exploitation & Capital Drain
When legal monetization pathways are blocked, people are forced to seek alternatives.

That vacuum is now being filled by:
• Ponzi-style platforms
• Crypto scams
• Short-life schemes targeting influencers
• Illicit money movement

As a result, Kina is drained, laundered, and lost — with zero benefit to PNG’s economy.

4️⃣ Protecting the Banking & Financial System

If creativity cannot earn legally, people will continue to bypass formal systems.

This weakens:
• Banking confidence
• Compliance frameworks
• Financial transparency

Mark this clearly:
A nation that blocks creative income will eventually destabilize its financial system.

5️⃣ Empowering Youth, Reducing Unemployment

Digital monetization is one of the fastest-growing job creators globally.

PNG’s youth do not need more restrictions — they need regulated access.

A Call to Action
The PNG Government must:
✔ Engage Meta (Facebook) formally
✔ Enable monetization eligibility for PNG
✔ Align digital policy with ICCC, BPNG & IRC frameworks
✔ Regulate — not suppress — the creator economy

This is not about social media trends.

This is about economic sovereignty, innovation, and survival in a digital world.

If we fail to act, we will continue to watch:
❌ Creativity criminalized
❌ Scams empowered
❌ Kina drained
❌ Opportunities exported

Let PNG earn — not leak.
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13/01/2026

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The Holy Bible says this is my SON!What about the "daughters"
12/01/2026

The Holy Bible says this is my SON!
What about the "daughters"

Can PNG Content Creators & Social Media Influencers Contribute to Money Laundering — and Push Our Country Toward Gre...
11/01/2026


Can PNG Content Creators & Social Media Influencers Contribute to Money Laundering — and Push Our Country Toward Greylisting?

This is a serious question our nation must begin to ask.

Bro Enga Ray , how sure are you about ?

When we carefully study the history of platforms like GS, SSE, Pancake, and many others, a clear pattern emerges.

These systems are not new. The strategy is recycled, only the name changes.

These platforms:
• Roll out at very specific times
• Shut down just as predictably
• Target underdeveloped countries like PNG and parts of Africa
• Appear during high-pressure financial seasons — Christmas, year-end, and the start of the school year

Why?

Because scammers understand our realities:
📌 School fees are due
📌 Families are stretched after Christmas
📌 People are desperate for quick financial relief

They offer short-term gains to early entrants while quietly setting up an exit plan.

Those who join late — often your followers — are the ones who suffer the greatest losses.

As influencers and content creators, you don’t just promote content — you influence decisions, trust, and livelihoods.

When things collapse:
• Followers lose savings
• Families suffer
• Communities blame each other
• And the country’s financial integrity is questioned

This is how money laundering systems grow unnoticed, and this is how nations end up greylisted, affecting:
❌ Banking
❌ International trade
❌ Foreign investment
❌ Ordinary citizens, not scammers

Influence comes with responsibility.

Let’s ask hard questions.
Let’s do real due diligence. Let’s protect our people, not hype systems we don’t fully understand.

PNG deserves better.
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11/01/2026

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11/01/2026

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