Obura Wonenara need agent Audit

A silent and cripple district in Eastern Highlands over the centuries have regressed and stagnant while some other district flip advanced and utilise the government services. May be the district does not get any funds from the government, it is a sleeping and voiceless giant where no one voice concern. And no even impact project taking place due to administration team working on their self interest.

Marawaka Strugglers want government of the day to intervenes and do audition in all levels of Obura Wonenara district administration before The Marape's Manifesto - Make PNG The Richest Black Christian Nation role out in the years to come so no child is left behind.

Gemel Wox Wasi

Marawaka Struggler

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