An executive of the association, Aditha Boroman, told Loop PNG in a recent interview that student leaders have decided to roll out their programs in Madang Province in two weeks’ time.
“Our plans for the remaining months (before we go back to school) are to do productive things to serve the community,” Boroman stated.
“We will also do fundraisings because we are sure that all of us will return to the university without a TESAS scholarship.
“We want to keep every student occupied.”
