Unitech Management Tries Racism To Get Support For Their Survival

By NARAPELA STAFF

Leading up to the campus wide student boycott that has shut down Unitech, a recent memo indicates not only a secret underlying strategy to keep their positions and force out VC Albert Schram, but also a desperate ploy to rally staff to their support at a time when most have given up on their leadership.

Pro VC Macquin Maino sent the memo out to all Unitech staff, part of which tries to rally racists on campus to come to the SEM’s defence to keep the SEM ship from further sinking beneath building waves.  Here is some of what he wrote:

“As a Papua New Guinean, I refuse to accept speech or written connotations that we are incapable natives forever reserved as ‘cargo-carriers’, unable to wiggle our way out of ignorance, and so are forever doomed. Forgive me but as one intellect national, I refuse to accept this because it is an insult to learned Papua New Guineans!"
The Pro VC went on to give the impression that anyone who supports exiled VC Albert Schram against Acting VC John Puma is guilty of thinking that nationals are not capable and only expats can do the job.

The staff and students rising up at Unitech against the SEM and protesting for VC Albert Schram are 99% national. Their anger at the Acting SEM has nothing to do with expat versus national, but concerns the personal incompetence of John Pumwa and Macquin Maino in dealing effectively with the situation and keep all informed of exactly what they were doing to bring Unitech Saga to a successful close with Albert Schram back at the helm to do the job he was hired for.

Only desperate people resort to racism to get support.  It is becoming more obvious hearing every new word coming out of the mouths of John Pumwa and Macquin Maino that they never actually supported Albert Shram coming back, that they were overconfident they could do the job as well as Schram, and when it became obvious to all of Unitech that they had failed, they have started to use the racist argument that if Schram comes back it shows a mindset that nationals cannot do the job.

In sending out this inflammatory memo, Macquin Maino has made it clear to all expatriates on campus that their services are not needed and that there are nationals ready to take the jobs of each and every one of them.  

Since all the angry words at the forum where they spoke doesn't seem to have penetrated the ears of the SEM on what the real issues are, maybe this will make it loud clear.

The issue is justice for Albert Schram who has been treated like a pig by our nation.
The issue is that Albert Schram showed all of us that he was capable of doing a good job as VC.
The issue is why didn't the SEM do more to get him back.
The issue is why if the SEM wanted him back are they now making all kinds of statements behind the scenes that they don't want him back?
The issue is that John Pumwa has failed at his job as Acting VC to provide good leadership to resolve Unitech Saga.
The issue is NOT one of expat versus national, despite Acting Pro VC Maino's desperate attempts to create a race war.

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