James Nomane raises concerns over PNG’s struggling economy and its impact on young graduates, calling for leadership change.

Papua New Guinea’s Opposition Leader, James Nomane, has strongly criticised the government, saying the country’s economy has suffered serious structural damage.

He warned that poor leadership has made life harder for young people, especially university graduates who are now struggling to find opportunities. According to him, the current situation is “mortgaging the future” of the next generation.

Mr. Nomane said these economic challenges show a failure in leadership and stressed that a Vote of No Confidence is important to remove what he described as an incompetent government.

He is calling for urgent action to fix the economy and create better opportunities for young Papua New Guineans.