UPNG Graduation

Napoleon was a finalist in the Not-for-profit category of the Westpac Outstanding Women’s Awards nominated by Steamships in 2019.

She has worked with PNG Cancer Foundation since graduating from University of PNG in 2015 with a Bachelor’s Degree in Business and Management.

Whilst still being employed with the PNGCF, managing the operations of the PNG Cancer Foundation from 2018 to date she proceeded to register for the Executive Master in Business Administration (EMBA), from 2021-2022, graduating with the EMBA recently.

She is the daughter of Late Anderson Agiru, former Governor for Hela and Southern Highlands.

Miss Agiru is the only daughter of the late leader and was proud to be among the graduating class in the 68^th graduation ceremony.

“It’s overwhelming, mixed feelings, a bit of sadness for the people who couldn’t be here, but overall just happiness that I’ve (moved) past (this) chapter and looking forward to the next chapter,” she stated.

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A 24-year-old tourism and hospitality graduate beat all odds when she became the first female from her electorate to get a degree.

Karray Kumba is from Wasu Local Level Government, Morobe Province. She is a soft-spoken, fair-skinned Morobean who always has a smile on her face.

This was a challenge to the UPNG school of Business Administration graduants by the Minister for Agriculture and Livestock  Tommy Tomscoll during the UPNG 61st graduation ceremony.

The Minister urged the graduants to be successful and responsible in life after leaving the campus.

"Papua New Guinea is your country and your future lies in Papua New Guinea and what then is your responsibilities to PNG?"