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Appeal to MPs to Put the Country First - Media Statement By Hon. James Nomane

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MEDIA STATEMENT BY HON. JAMES NOMANE.  Appeal to MPs to Put the Country First (Monday 7 April 2025) Is Papua New Guinea better off since Honourable James Marape became Prime Minister in 2019? This is the key question that all MPs must ask themselves before the upcoming Vote of No Confidence (VONC) in April. All MPs must put the country first and not limit their focus to districts and provinces.  From 2019 to 2025 the cumulative budget total of the Marape government has been K156.8 billion, comprised of K39.9 billion (25%) debt financing and K116.9 billion (75%) tax revenue. This K39.9 billion debt is the highest incurred by any government since Independence and by the end of 2025 our national debt will reach K65.0 billion. This high level of debt will reduce investment in health and education and put more pressure on loan repayments.   We cannot see the cumulative effect of spending K156.8 billion in 6 years? Where are the notable public investments that are making ...

FIVE (5) REASONS WHY PNG WOMEN'S RUGBY LEAGUE SUPERSTAR, MS. ELSIE ALBERT DID NOT WANT TO CELEBRATE THE INDEPENDENCE DAY OF HER COUNTRY, THE INDEPENDENT STATE OF PAPUA NEW GUINEA.

FIVE (5) REASONS WHY PNG WOMEN'S RUGBY LEAGUE SUPERSTAR, MS. ELSIE ALBERT DID NOT WANT TO CELEBRATE THE INDEPENDENCE DAY OF HER COUNTRY, THE INDEPENDENT STATE OF PAPUA NEW GUINEA.

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Papua New Guinea Orchids Captain and NRLW Dragons rampaging lock Elsie Albert made a post expressing her views why she didn't celebrate Papua New Guinea's Independence Day today (16th of September 2022).

Ms. Elsie Albert writes,

My top five (5) REASONS for not celebrating INDEPENDENCE (of Papua New Guinea) this year (2022).

  1. INDEPENDENT, yet DEPENDENT.
  2. DECLEARED CHRISTIAN NATION, yet very CORRUPT.
  3. NATURAL RESOURCE RICH, yet very POOR.
  4. Claiming STEADY ECONOMY, yet INFLATION is HIGH.
  5. VERY VERY LOW MINIMUM WAGE, yet INCREASED TAX DEDUCTION.

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