Dr. James Naipao

Reagan plays for glamour club, Bismarck Maritime West Eagles in the Moni Plus Port Moresby AFL Competition.

His dad a former Kumul legend and Tarangau strong man has always been a passionate rugby league man. Ironically, the Naipao legacy in the rugby league somewhat had very little influence on young Reagan growing up even watching his dad play.

Reagan admitted although rugby league was his first preference he also developed a special passion for Aussie rules as that was the only sport he could play while at Taurama Barracks.

Dr. James Naipao, as a concerned citizen, says Papua New Guinea has lost a lot and will continue to do so.

“Harvesters of our resources, who are foreign owned companies and corporations, are also given the majority of the harvesting and sales cuts, resulting in giving less than two percent of the profit or sales return to the resource owners who have been custodians to these resources for thousands, if not millions, of years.

“This is a concern now,” says the President of the National Doctors Association, Dr. James Naipao.

Dr Naipao was referring to the Port Moresby General Hospital redevelopment plan.

“The Board of PMGH and Management might think otherwise. This statement stands to be corrected if otherwise there is one.

NCD Metropolitan Superintendent, Ben Turi, said: “The men have been identified to be from Waigani Police Station and they will be dealt with under the rule of law.”

He adds that his sergeant is currently working on the case and they are yet to release details of the number of men involved.

This response comes after the National Doctors Association held a press conference yesterday, giving the Royal PNG Constabulary 48 hours to find the perpetrators.