Huon Gulf MP

Huon Gulf MP, Ross Seymour, did not take too kindly to the Labu Miti teacher’s interview regarding challenges faced by her primary school in the Huon Gulf district of Morobe Province.

She expressed concern on the lack of government presence, highlighting the rundown state of the makeshift classrooms at the Labu Miti Primary School.

The unsafe condition of the classroom was the reason why students have not been in class for a couple of months, with concerned individuals taking the 15-minute boat ride into Lae to print out the students’ lessons and homework.

And is its population increases, so too will the demand for better Government services.

With major projects on the horizon, the Wampar LLG is experiencing an influx of people who are hoping to benefit from spin-offs.

During a recent event at Zifasing, the Huon Gulf MP, Ross Seymour, highlighted the need for better health and education services for his district.

Primary, high and secondary schools throughout the country attended the gathering at Nadzab.

Coordinator Roy Miringkec said attendance at the event was great and it was a blessing to see young Lutherans throughout the country attend the annual event.

Meanwhile, Huon Gulf MP Ross Seymour presented K50,000 to the gathering.

He gave K30,000 to Madang students to host the next Easter camp and K20,000 to the host committee in appreciation for organising the meeting.

The camp was opened on Easter Friday and during the meeting.