As Sabbath descends, I am at peace.
By PM Hon. James Marape | 13 November 2020.
All things happens for a reason in it’s season. To all people of PNG, don’t be uptight of what happened today when some of my colleagues decided to leave my Government.
They are elected leaders, what they did today is within their rights so I ask our people to respect the work of our parliamentary democracy.
The PM seat is not my birth right , if MPs feel I am not capable, then they have every right to exercise their rights and put someone better then me for our country.
But untill then, I remain PM and in my heart of hearts,
I have fight for greater return from our resources, including Pogera now being progressed for a better deal,
I have passed corruption fighting laws like whistle blowers act and ICAC and allowed police , courts, media etc to function without fear or favor,
I have cleaned up mess especially financial debts of past governments,
I have started to distribute development to rural PNG in a fair equal manner,
I have programmed SME for our citizens to be empowerment,
I have put money to pay good price for our people growing coffee, copra , cocoa , etc,
I have restored the trust of Bougainvillians in PNG for a better working relationships, and etc.
So PNG don’t be alarmed , it’s just politics going on and I apologize to inconveniences caused to our country and our various stakeholders.
If it is God’s will I remain PM above this nasty greedy politics then I will, but if my time is up, then there will be nothing much I can do.
In the meantime I remain PM.
JMPM!
# workmasgostret
#manstapyet
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PMJM has been ill advised by corrupt leaders and cohorts. Wrong decisions were made which changed the mindset of those yoyo MPs who f**k one prostitute then another. PMJM has also invited leaders who didn’t vote for him to be PM including Krammer, Pruaitch and others. These team wanted PMJM out because of his involvement under former PMPO.
What was PMJM thinking when he invited the crooked regime into his palace?
McPaul, good observation there. PMJM needs numbers to keep his government. Maybe that could be the reason he has been misled and misguided to making some unwise decisions.