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Subject: Re: Stop preaching and do something about it, Mr Abal

Author:
Ultaeng

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Date Posted: Tue, Feb 03 2009, 07:24:56pm
In reply to: Ultaeng 's message, "Stop preaching and do something about it, Mr Abal" on Tue, Feb 03 2009, 07:22:07pm

Mr Abal has been going to the media with sweet talks for nothing. This is not only Abal but all the so-called politicians. He (Abal) has been the Administrator of Enga for some donkey years and he literally did nothing as he was a Ipatas puppet. And now he is a senior minister but yet cannot do anything other than his media exaggeration and his a NA & co. puppet.

What a shame! Shame! Shame! Shame!

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[> Subject: Re: Stop preaching and do something about it, Mr Abal

Author:
larsen
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Date Posted: Wed, Feb 04 2009, 07:52:27am

Little uncle sam's descriptive narration of the systematic deficiencies in the overall government mechanism is even more older than himself but never has he, in all levels of capacities he has being in, attempted any corrective measures.

His superficial narration which has no structured solution does create an atmosphere of infinite shame.

"Which specific structural deficiencies does he refer to in the current government mechanism and what corrective measures need to be undertaken to attain what levels of increased delievery of goods and services in the rural engan communities?"

Are his bundle of half-baked advisors wrong in this particular issue or had he made an unintended speech?

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