PETER O'NIELL AND CO IN ANOTHER MASSIVE K1 BILLION DIRTY DEAL



by JACKSON LEVONGO
Papua New Guinea will have one of the best world's renowned  hotels. The Mineral Resource Development Company is proud to bring to Port Moresby, the first ever HILTON HOTEL. The Management agreement signed early last month between MRDC and Hilton World Wide will see the construction of a 5 star 212 premium room hotels in Port Moresby. The Hilton hotel is part of MRDC group subsidiaries latest development project, the STAR Mountain Plaza to be launched today. Under the agreement, Hilton will manage the Hotel and a convention centre within the Star Mountain Plaza.

Papua New Guinea will have one of the best world's renowned 

 

Western Province people are so naïve & gullible and gutless and continue to be fooled when their compensation monies from the Ok Tedi Mine pollution continue to be misapplied and siphoned out by use of various methods that seem legitimate with the impression of associations with world renowned company but in fact the behind the schemes scheming is extraordinary. 



FACTS 

     1.    MINERAL RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT COMPANY(MRDC) is a company solely owned by the PNG Government and these company holds most if not all resource sector revenue in trust for the various landowner & provincial Governments in these case the FRPG .
2.    MRDC further owns  1share in MINERAL RESOURCES OK TEDI NO2 LTD (MROT No2) .
3.    MRDC  Managing Director Augustine Mano is from the Southern Highlands Province .
4.    MRDC & MROT NO2 are completely under the control of the PNG under direct control of Prime Minister .
5.    Hilton International Hotel will Manage the Hotel as it has the naming rights but they will not actually do the construction work on these project in other words they will not receive the monies from MRDC to construct the buildings and CARRY OUT THE THE WHOLE  Project .
6.    HILTON INTERNATIONAL WILL ONLY COME AT THE END OF THE PROJECT TO TAKE CONTROL OF THE MANAGEMENT OF THE HOTEL BUSINESS ONCE CONTRUCTION IS COMPLETED SO THE ANOUNCEMENT OF THESE PROJECT  BY MRDC TOGETHER WITH HILTON INTERNATIONAL EXECUTIVES IS EXTREMELY DECEPTIVE IT IS INTENDED TO GIVE THE READERS THE IMPRESION THAT THESE PROJECT IS ALL OBOVE BOARD BECAUSE A VERY REPUTABLE INTERNATIONAL CHAIN IS INVOLVED ???? THIS IS NOT THE CASE
7.    As these are Western Province Public Funds and the cost exceeds K10million then the National Executive Council has to approve the expenditure of K1 billion plus then hand it to the Central supply & Tenders Board (CSTB) to carry out the tender process and award the Tender & the whole construction project to a company chosen by the CSTB  IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE PUBLIC FINANCE MANAGEMENT ACT 1995.
8.    As is common knowledge the CSTB is completely under the control of the PNG GOVT N.E.C & Prime Minister Peter O’Neill so who do you think will be awarded THE   TENDER FOR K1BILLION PLUS KINA  TO CARRY OUT THESE PROJECT ?  THIS IS THE K1 BILLION KINA QUESTION ASK YOURSELVES NOW WHO WILL BE AWARDED THE CONTRACT /TENDER  BY THE NEC & CSTB?
 QUESTIONS



1.  WHY IS THE MRDC ANOUNCING TO SPEND K1B OF WESTERN PROVINCE LANDOWNERS COMPENSATION MONIES TO BUILD A HOTEL DURING A  PERIOD OF ECONOMIC DOWN TURN WHERE ALL THE MAJOR MINERAL RESOURCES & GAS & OIL PRICES HAVE DRASTICALLY DROPED GLOBALLY ?


2.  WHY IS MRDC ANOUNCING TO BUILD A HOTEL WITH WESTERN PROVINCE PEOPLES MONIES IN PORT MORESBY WHEN THERE ALREADY IS SO MANY HOTELS WHICH ARE NOW COMPETING HEAVILY  IN A SATURATED MARKET AND IN A GLOBAL DOWN TURN IN COMMERCE ?


3.  WHY ANOUNCE TO SPEND K1B WHEN THE OK TEDI MINE IS CLOSED AND THERE WILL NOT BE ANYMORE REVENUE FOR THE LANDOWNERS & FRPG?


4.  WHY DID THE GOVERNOR OF WESTERN PROVINCE SIGN THESE DEAL ON THE SAME DAY HE WAS COMMITED TO STAND TRIAL IN THE NATIONAL COURT FOR ABUSING HIS OFFICE AND CONSPIRACY TO DEFRAUD &, MISAPROPRIATION  OF WESTERN PROVINCE PEOPLES  PUBLIC FUNDS OF OVER  K7M  ?


5.  WHY SPEND K1B ON THESE HOTEL PROJECT WHEN THE POOR PEOPLE IN THE WESTERN PROVINCE ARE SUFFERING FROM SERIOUS POLUTION RELATED IMPACTS & DISEASES FROM THE OK TEDI MINE AND THE POOR PEOPLE CONTINUE TO LIVE WITHOUT PROPER MEDICVAL ATTENTION & CONTINUE TO DRINK BAD CONTAMINATED WATER ?


6.  WHY SPEND  K1 BILLION KINA IN PORT MORESBY AND THE NATIONAL CAPITAL DISTRICT WILL L COLLECT THE 10% GST  ON ALL THE PURCHASES OF GOODS & MATERIALS FOR THE CONTRUCTION PHASE AND THE ON GOING RUNNING COST OF THE HOTEL IN FUTURE  AND THE POOR WESTERN PROVINCE PEOPLE MISS OUT OF THE 10% REVENUE COLLECTION?


7.  WHY SPEND K1 BILLION ON A PROJECT WHICH HAS NO PROSPECT OF RETURNING THE K1 BILLION INVESTMENT EVEN IN 30 YEARS TIME ? THE PROCEEDS FROM THESE HOTEL OPERATIONS WILL BE COLLECTED BY MROT NO2 & MRDC WHICH IS OWNED BY THE PNG GOVERNMENT WHICH WILL THEN CONTINUE TO CONTROL WHATEVER LITLE REVENUE COMES IN FROM THESE HOTEL OPERATIONS AND THE PEOPLE OF WESTERN PROVINCE WILL NEVER SEE ANY REAL TANGIBLE RESULTS FROM THESE WASTAGE OF THEIR K1 BILLION KINA ?


8.   WHO IS GOING TO CONTRUCT THESE HOTEL PROJECT ???WHICH COMPANIES WILL BE GIVEN THE SPIN OF CONTRACTS FOR CNSTRUCTION PHASE ?


9.   WHY ARE WESTERN PROVINCE  MPS & GOVERNOR SUPPORTING THESE PROJECT WHEN ON THE FACE OF IT WITHOUT LOOKING AT ANY BUSINESS PLAN  WESTERN PROVINCE WILL NOT BENEFIT FROM THESE PROJECT ?


10. WHY ARE THE MPS SUPPORTING IT WHEN THEY HAVE NOT DISCUSSED  THE COST BENEFIT ANALYSIS WITH THEIR PEOPLE  AND SEEK THEIR PEOPLE OK TO USE THEIR MONIES FOR THESE PURPOSE  ?


11. IS THESE PROJECT ANOTHER SCHEME TO SIPHOEN PUBLIC MONIES BY PETER ONIEL TO FUND HIS 2017 ELECTIONS IS THAT WHY SOUTH FLY MP AIDE GANASI WAS DANCING IN HIS SUIT WITH KIWAI DANCERS IN TRADITIONAL ATIRE?


12. THERE ARE A LOT MORE HIDDEN ISSUES WITH THESE PROJECTS AND THE PEOPLE OF WESTERN PROVINCE DESERVE TO KNOW THE TRUTH .



URGENT ACTIONS TO TAKE BY PEOPLE OF WESTERN PROVINCE



13. ALL WESTERN PROVINCE PEOPLE CAN CHOOSE TO CONTRIBUTE  MINIMUM OF K1.00 AT VARIOUS LOCATIONS TO BE SET UP IN DARU ,BALIMO,KIUNGA ,TABUBIL, AND THE CMCA VILLAGES & NON CMCA CENTRAL AREAS .THESE FUNDS WILL BE TAKEN VY VILLAGE & COMMUNITY LEADERS  TO BE PAID TO A REPUTABLE AUSTRALIAN QC CURRENTLY HELPING THE FIGHT AGAINST CORRUPTION TO TAKE URGENT ACTION AGAINST MRDC,MROT NO 2 LTD , FRPG, & PNG GOVERNMENT TO STOP THESE THE USE OF THE OVER K1 BILLION OF WESTERN PROVINCE PEOPLES MONIES HELD IN TRUST BY MRDC ON THE BASIS OF FRAUD  & DECEIPT .


14. SOLID EVEIDENCE EXISTS OF MASSIVE SCAM  TO EXTORT/MISAPROPRIATE/MISAPPLY /LAUDER/SIPOEN & STEAL  K1BILLION OF WESTERN PROVINCE PEOPLES MONIES FOR  A PROJECT WHICH IS A MASSIVE SCAM.


15. ALL THE CONCERNED WESTERN PROVINCE PEOPLE BUSINESS HOUSES & MUST MAKE A UNITED STAND TO FIGHT THESE ILLEGALITY BECAUSE ONCE THE K1 BILLION IS TAKEN OUT IT WILL NEVER BE REPLACED AS INDIVIDUALS IN GOVERNMENT ARE USING THE GOVERNMENT SYSTEMS TO LAUDER HUGE SUMS OF PUBLIC FUNDS .WHAT HAPPENS AFTER IS NOT WHAT THEY ARE CONCERNED ABOUT AS LONG AS THE MONIES ARE TAKEN OUT PRIOR TO THE 2017 ELECTIONS .


16. WESTERN PROVINCE MUST STAND STRONG AND PROTECT WHATEVER IS LEFT OF YOUR MONIES & ACT URGENTLY BEFORE THE MONIES ARE RELEASED ACT NOW ACT NOW ITS EXTREMELY URGENT STOP THE CORRUPTION OF YOUR K1BILLION !

THE K 1 BILLION MUST BE SPENT IN THE WESTERN PROVINCE FOR THE “SOLE BENEFIT OF THE PEOPLE OF WESTERN PROVINCE “  IN ACCORDANCE WITYH THE EXACT  WORDS USED BY THE PNG GOVERNMENT IN ALL THE  TRUST DOCUMENTS ESTABLISHING THESE FUNDS & THEIR SPECIFIC PURPOSE
ATTACHMENTS:

 1. CHEQUE PAYMENTS 1

 2. CHEQUE PAYMENTS 2

 3. CURRENT COMPANY EXTRACT

 4. MRDC EXTRACT  

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