Insider speaks out

By FAFTI YOKOMO
Hello Everyone, I would like to take this opportunity to put things right as I have been getting alot of emails and requests about this whole issue.

When I posted this, my intentions were clear, I wanted to get the media to conduct their investigation as journalists. I NEVER ecpected anyone to believe my story, or even invite me into groups or to be their friends.

My actions were plainly to get the truth out. I am going to tell you all little bit about myself.

I am an Intel Officer with the government (for more than 12 years). I, including some of my colleges, joined the O'Neil/Namah faction to assist them due to the lucrative pay package. I assisted the faction in its deals, some which involved bribery and corruption.

I soon realised that it was not what I signed up for..., to be the eyes and ears for the politicians and provide security and advice where necessary.

Therefore, a couple of my colleges and myself requested transfer back to our respective designated positions. However, during my time with the faction, I indirectly assisted in the expedition of Joko's Permanent Resident Visa, which was completed in one day, very fast than the normal process which can take up to three months or more.

I also, indirectly, assisted with his late night arrivals and departures in PNG. I never handled money, but others who did so can confirm affirm that large amount of money were smuggled into the country.

I AM AS GUILTY AS O'NEIL AND NAMAH. Therefore, I am hiding behind an alias name to reveal all of this. But this will not last long as my identity will be revealed by those who I speak against as it was less than a handfull of us who pulled out of the faction. It is only a matter of time. But before that happens, I'll feed more to the public.

My security is important to me, whatever that is left or it. I do not want anyone to ask me for proof, or to provide dates, figures or names. Proof can be concealled or erased, everyone knows that. dates, figures and or names are easy, they are printed on the media reports, don't be blind when reading, hearing or watching the news.

I will provide further details of the whole situation soon. If I were you and want to know more I would do my own research.

Remember, I am the one putting myself on the line here, I AM AT RISK, NOT YOU.

Since many people want know who is the O'Niell/Namah appointed Chief Migration Officer, it's Mr. Mataio Rabura, he was appointed by the O'Neil/Namah faction. He was previously the Consulate at the PNG Consulate in Sydney

The arrival and departures dates of Joko into and out of PNG, his existing visa, and any other information that see relavent will be posted up once I have them at hand.

If you all care about PNG then I suggest you all start researching and revealling, O'Neil and Namah has ties in all sectors, business wise. Stop being critics, it doesn't do any good, stop asking for proof because you were not there.

I AM WORKING ALONE IN THIS TRYING TO REVEAL THE CORRUPT AND ILLEGAL THINGS I DID FOR THE FACTION, and when they find me, I'll pay the price, NOT YOU.
PS.Add me on Facebook to get updates.

Comments

  1. AnonymousJanuary 15, 2012 at 12:29 AM

    Firstly, I believe you. Secondly, I'm a victim of the situation - meaning I sacrificed my time, resources and family in the name of development for the past seven years and I experienced and realized fruition of my hard work in collaboration with many other hard working young Papua New Guinean believing in our leaders. I worked as Ministerial staff for an influential national minister until the recent political mess. I saw and heard many unbelievable things when O'neill and Nama were with the Grand Chief and the whole team. Now I'm also a target and have been keeping a very low profile. Many would think it's too risky to use information against these dictators, but if we all keep silent about things, we may regret later when it's too late. I for one, in my own small way, will join the fight by supplying confidential facts through the media and Internet and I'm sure it'll contribute to what you're doing and with Many others coming in and ultimately the leading of our heavenly father, I believe my small actions will will make a difference just like my successful socio- development Projects have borne fruit

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