Bryan Kramer

Dispela samting i bin kamap bihain long wanpela man i bin salim toksave i go long Minista bilong Polis, Brian Kramer, long Fesbuk pes bilong en.

Ripot i tok olsem wanpela bikpela man we i bikpela insait long famili bilong dispela liklik meri i bin bagarapim em na mama bilong em i bin putim ripot long Gordon’s polis stesin, tasol ol polis i tok i no gat ol samting bilong ol i ken helpim em.

Minista Bryan Kramer i tok wanpela narapela man nating i wari long dispela na em i putim dispela toksave long Fesbuk we ol i kolim nem bilong Minista.

The little girl was allegedly abused by a senior member of the family. And though the matter was reported to police at the Gordon’s station by the mother, she was told that due to lack of resources, police were unable to respond.

Police Minister Bryan Kramer said a concerned member of the public, who heard of the family’s situation, then posted on Facebook, where the Minister was mentioned.

“I asked him if he could confirm where the location of the mother is, and the daughter,” said the Minister. “So he was able to find out the next day.”

Newly sworn-in Minister, Bryan Kramer, outlined that this initiative would ensure he plays a major role in keeping the citizens of PNG safe.

Complaints regarding the police force can be raised with Minister Kramer, and if justified, he will bring them directly to the police commissioner.

“And if they confirm that the complaints are justified, then we will take appropriate actions according to the law,” stated Kramer.

“Wanpela giaman nius bilong Kramer i gen kamap olsem mi wanpela sistisen bilong Australia.

“Mi no bin kamap sitisen bilong wanpela narapela kantri bipo. Mi sitisen bilong Papua Niugini tasol bikos mama karim mi long Papua Niugini,” Praim Minista Peter O’Neill i tok.

“Mama karim mi long wanpela liklik bus ples ol i kolim Mamuane, klostu long boda mak bilong Galp na Sauten Hailans provins.

“Mi amamas olsem ol pipel bilong mi i lukautim mi long hap. Mi no nidim narapela moa sitisen nem bilong kisim luksave long mi husat.

O’Neill said these are all lies and not true.

Vocal Opposition Member and Madang MP, Bryan Kramer, says Sir Peter hopes to address his people following his decision to leave the Government coalition.

After the May 17^th forum, the group will be traveling own to Lae on the 21^st.

“We’re staging a public forum at the Eriku Oval, and this is organised at the invitation of the Governor for Morobe, as well as the Open member for Lae,” stated Kramer.

Two attempts by Madang MP, Bryan Kramer, to address the crowd on Tuesday, responding to the Prime Minister’s remarks on service delivery at the airport project launch, and later at Bates oval, was downplayed by the government MPs.

The crowd that gathered to hear the leaders clearly had opposing views.

While it may all be politics, Madang town mayor Joe Yama, while speaking at the Bates Oval on Tuesday afternoon, appealed to the leaders not to fight amongst themselves.

“People want service,” he made the appeal on behalf of the 10 councils and people of Madang.

This is for reflections on a Member intending to bring hatred and contempt on Parliament.

Chairman of the Report of the Privileges Committee, Charlie Benjamin, said if Bryan Kramer fails to apologise, he will be suspended from two Parliament sittings.

When presenting the report raised by Tewai-Siassi MP Dr Kobby Bomareo on May 30, 2018, Benjamin said Members of Parliament should be diplomatic and exercise control in their conduct through words or actions against each other and the public.

The Minister and Imbonggu MP, Pila Niningi, said: “The Members of the Opposition have an obligation to provide a check and balance to every government decisions but it has to be done on the floor of Parliament, not homes and streets.

“The nationwide stop-work protest planned by the Members of the Opposition can be seen as an irresponsible action.

“This is childish. It’s like a barking dog without teeth.”

Commissioner of Police, Gari Baki, said to date, no report of this alleged plot was reported to police but Kramer, like every other national leader, can be accorded police protection if the allegations are proven to be credible.

His statement follows a social media post by Kramer where he said: “I was contacted by former Chairman of Anti-corruption Task Sweep Sam Koim to inform me he had received reliable intelligence that individuals with political connections were planning to have me assassinated.