Sir Michael in a statement apologized to the people of East Sepik and the country as a whole for the shame and embarrassment caused by a report in Singapore.
The Grand Chief said he will be seeking legal advice on the matter in few days’ time.
“I wish to make this address to the nation of Papua New Guinea in response to recent reports from Singapore.
“A court case has found two persons in Singapore guilty of money laundering offences and subsequently names me as a recipient of some funds.
