Opposition Leader Don Polye says he is surprised to see that MPs in the government are pretending as if everything is just fine.
“I see it as a betrayal of the next generation,” Polye told a huge crowd in Porgera, Enga Province, during a recent visit.
He claims that Prime Minister Peter O’Neill and his government have created many problems for the country, which he can’t solve during his term in office.
Polye says a strong commitment to rule of law and justice saves and secures the nation and her people, not just the police, warders and defence force.
“Therefore, leaders and grassroots alike must be subject to the rule of law and Constitution without any resistance, evasion and obstruction to the course of justice.
“Those leaders who defy the laws and breach the Constitution are definitely not leaders at all, rather they are opportunists,” he states.
He says the signs and symptoms of the country’s cash flow problem were clear-cut.
Polye adds that the laws and the systems of governance were bent and twisted for political convenience by those in authority.
“Leaders of advanced economies always shape a better future for the next generation.
“In PNG, it is different so we have to stop it for a better future,” stresses Polye.
“Our ignorance will inflict a doomed and gloomy future for our children.
“Our debt is more than K30 billion, which has breached the legal ceiling under the Fiscal Responsibility Act,” claims the Opposition Leader.
(Opposition Leader Don Polye in Porgera, Enga Province.)