East Sepik Provincial Government’s (ESPG)

DWU East Sepik Students Association President, Troy Marbos on behalf of the students said he is pleased with the assistance as it comes at a time when some of the students were about to be deregistered from the school. 
 
He had confirmed payment of K241,500, the money had been deposited into the school university account. 
 
Mr Marbos said the money will be distributed evenly to the students from year one to fourth year, who are currently at school. According to the break-up, the students will each receive K3500. 
 

ESP Governor, Allan Bird presented the cheque to PPL Acting Chief Executive Officer, Obed Batia recently, the money will help revive PPL’s 2.5 medium speed generation in Wewak.

Mr Batia thanked Governor Bird in agreeing to invest in the purchase of machines that will ensure better distribution of power supply throughout Wewak.

The total load for Wewak is about 4.5megawatts, and are currently short with almost 1megawatt as they only have 3.5megawatts available and load shedding is almost about 700kw.