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Subject: Re: Is there a LEADER in ENGA? (Edited version) Author: AMOTLS [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: Tue, Dec 02 2008, 06:30:47pm In reply to: CONCERNED 's message, "Is there a LEADER in ENGA? (Edited version)" on Tue, Dec 02 2008, 10:21:16am Concerned, I am very truly inclined and supportive of your suggestion. In the hearts and minds of Engans who want to see true change (materialistic, visible & tangible development and development that makes sense), this has been the one question that has kept us asking, who is Engas next leader? Just an idea, say, if we are trying to search for a leader for our province and support him all the way to the next election, I would not want to support anyone who has been there already or in other words, former candidates. Instead, let’s come up with ways (open for discussion with criticism) in this forum and suggest names of individuals whom possess ‘that’ charm that to me only two people in the history of Engan Politics exhibited to the whole nation, Sir Tei Able and Malipu Balakau. Here is my suggestion. Could we all list the names of past Enga Association Presidents of our major institutions (University of PNG, University of Technology, University of Vudal, University of Goroka, Divine Word University, all the teachers and nursing colleges etc..............) and on this forum, openly discuss this. This will be time consuming and such a gigantic task but guess what? Once we arrive with that one particular person to take lead our province, either male or female, I am sure somewhere, history will be written. Just a suggestion: UPNG President (1999): Benny Tanda Enga Students Association University of Technology (2000): Londari Nakipan University of Technology (2003): Wanpis Sangut Enga Students Association University of Technology (2003): Jack Waitai AMOTLS [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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[> Subject: Re: Is there a LEADER in ENGA? Find the next Malipu Balakau Author: Kanopate [ Edit | View ] Date Posted: Tue, Dec 02 2008, 08:26:58pm You wonder where he gets all that money to sponsor Ipatas cup all over the country. Clean up your back yard first. For fuck sake stop this nonsense popularity contest quest for your own image. Here's a thought, do you think the next governor is going to rename the admin building in wabag? The cureent name does not qualify. We run on emotions and then we pay the price for it, whether it is in politics, tribal warfare, etc... Find the next Malipu Balakau and he is your leader for Enga and for PNG. [ Post a Reply to This Message ]

[> [> Subject: Re: Is there a LEADER in ENGA? Find the next Malipu Balakau Author: Concerned [ Edit | View ] Date Posted: Wed, Dec 03 2008, 05:07:14am Kanopate, What tangible development has rugby brought to the lives of the ordinary Engans or the lives of the players? anyway you look at it, it doesnt enhance lives in anyway. ZERO! those who have played in the past and the current, where are they? all that we heard was that some were jailed in Rabaul, others died of AIDS, and many do not put their HANDS into the soil. 7 days a week they roam the streets of Wabag. becaue ol save face , someone throws a K2 at them and they basically live off that. and I say, sports (though has some good), that must not and should not be the PRIORITY of the governor. Every break, i am in wabag town, the same ol faces that i have seen year after year...continue to roam the streets. Sad to say but....that truth is they have become "stray dogs". and they are eye sore to the geniune, descent engan....who comes to wabag once awhile for real work or shopping! Enga must realise where we are headed. and SPEAK UP! and i understand this is where the engan educated meet...so hope that we come to this realisation quickyly. Concerned [ Post a Reply to This Message ]