PNGBLOGS

by ROB AGEN See the video for yourself! Now you take me to Court. The evidence linking you directly to CORRUPTION that is taking place in the NCD Regional election is piling up!  Here is the hard evidence - there are pre-marked ballot papers in the box in question from Laloki by Team 150 that marked for Box no.16 (Powes Pakop). You are a liar and a cheat. The lies are coming out and now this is proof that your criminal network has somehow found a way to corrupt ballot papers in ALL regional ballot boxes and we will reveal more about how your people have rigged this NCD Regional Seat election. The evidence is right there in the video right under the eyes of international observers, Scrutineers and policemen in the Rita Flynn Court. Like I said, you can run but you can't hide anymore! https://www.facebook.com/rob.agen/videos/10155713039529467/ On Monday 17/July, in the Rita Flynn Court Counting Room, sometime between 6pm to 7pm, a box from Laloki (by Team 1

PNGBLOGS EVERYONE WHO HAS VOTED FOR A CANDIDATE IN THE NCD REGIONAL SEAT MUST SEE THIS - PLEASE SHARE On Monday 17/July, in the Rita Flynn Court Counting Room, sometime between 6pm to 7pm, a box from Laloki (by Team 150) was opened and its content poured at one of the station for counting under the watchful eyes of all Scrutineers and international observers from the Commonwealth. The attached photos are proof that Powes Pakop has a criminal network of loyal supporters (some of whom are NCDC staff, PNGEC employees, polling officials and public servants) who will do whatever it takes to send Pakop back into our country's National Parliament at whatever cost. ALL PRE-MARKED UNFOLDED 500 x BALLOT PAPERS SEEN ON THE TABLE WRAPPED AROUND IN RUBBER BANS WERE MARKED FOR POWES PAKOP WITH THE SAME HAND WRITING. 5 Ballot Books were also found in the box. It appears someone was in a hurry and left behind vital evidence in this one particular box from Laloki. By the grace of God, the tr

PNGBLOGS Sitting Member and PNC Candidate Nixon Duban has petitioned the Returning Officer for the Madang Open Seat to stop the counting of last 8 boxes from the Transgogol LLG. Duban is insisting that the Returning Officer carryout a quality check of the votes counted. He has also requested the RO to produce the Presiding Officers returns (reports) disclosing the number of ballot-papers used during the polling. To reconcile the votes. Last night Duban fronted up at the counting center to observe proceedings. Scrutineers of the other candidates asked the question whether it was proper for a sitting Member to be seen within the precinct of the counting center. Counting was scheduled to run continue through 4am however following the presence of Duban it was suspended at 11:30pm following the completion of the last boxes from Madang Urban. RO announced counting of last 8 boxes of Transgogol would resume at 8am tomorrow. This morning Duban scrutineers prepared a petition

by YAKEN LEPAKALI Untangling a piece of the puzzle; Peter Ipatas, Pundari, George Kakas and the realm of regional, national and local politics.  We will examine the current Provincial Police Commander, Sup George Kakas in a huge maze puzzle. In 1997, George Kakas used policed issue gun and shot his cousin brother Joe Krammer Kandamain at point-blank. The latter a contestant in Kompiam Ambum.  Kandamain was then a deputy commissioner at IRC. Thank Miss lucky luck the next day he was airlifted direct to Australia. That traumatic night, Kakas was providing security escort for Pundari’s hijacked ballot boxes to wabag town. Kandamain and late Nere were providing logistics for the failed onslaught ambush that night. Kandamain was supporting his cousin brother Augustine Kunuman Kyakas, brother of former Enga Election manager Henry Kyakas. FYI, Kyakas, Kandamain, Pundari and Kakas are blood cousin brothers. Anyways, PPC George Kakas was suspended for many years due to this incident. Usin

by PAUL FLANAGAN  Statistical indicators suggest the O’Neill government has used its power of incumbency to ‘cook the books’ in its favour. Comparing the 2017 electoral roll with population estimates by electorate based on the 2011 census, the Electoral Commission has created nearly 300,000 “ghost voters” in PNC controlled electorates.  This is 5,682 “ghost voters” for every PNC sitting member. This is over 10 times the number of “ghost voters” for non-PNC sitting members. PNC members are also being declared elected based on “mathematical impossibilities”. PNG’s vibrant democracy, including its extraordinary diversity and combination of individual choice and clan loyalties, may still be able to overcome such electoral bias in favour of O’Neill. This may depend on the Biblical and moral choices about to be made by new Independent members. May they choose wisely and morally, not just chasing the money politics of the PNC and its likely manipulation of the election, when

Former Prime Minister Sir Mekere Morauta said today that the court action taken by the Electoral Commissioner to restrain comment from well-known blogger Martyn Namarong was ridiculous. “Is Mr Gamato so thin-skinned?   I have never seen anything written by Martyn that could be called offensive.   Humorous, yes.   To the point, also yes.   That’s why Martyn’s tweets and quips are so popular,” Sir Mekere said. “We would all just be calling Gamato’s action a joke, if it did not signify something far more sinister - another example of attempts to suppress freedom of speech by the O’Neill regime. Surely Mr Gamato has more important things to do and better ways of spending state resources – like having a true Electoral Roll, running the election efficiently and on time, paying polling and counting officials, and speeding up the counting process – than using public money running to court like a spoilt child, running crying to Mummy. “Does the Electoral C

by TONY SULUPIN A PNC candidate running for Lagaip Porgera open, Nathan Piari must be arrested and criminally charged for discharging firearms at the polling venue. On the 08th of July, the polling was to take place at the Kanak council Ward in the Pilikambi LLG. The four clans of Kaimul tribe unanimously agreed that due to irregularities in the common roll, they wanted to share the ballot papers among  the four clans. After signed papers were distributed by the presiding officer according to their wish, a feud erupted between Mr Piari's supporter and another within the Walyage clan over their share of 561 papers. The suspect who was armed with a pistol fired several shots at the voters injuring one elderly woman on her leg. This angered Ambai and Kulip voters hence retaliated with stones, sticks and other missiles thrown at Piari's supporters A stand-of developed into an horrific situation which saw few houses were burned down by an angry mob together with an old