080524 ABG to train public servants
New Dawn FM News
ABG Government has to create our very own modules to assist the local government on the ground to implement Trainings for the public service in the region.
Speaking to New Dawn FM former teacher and sports administrator Anthony T’sora emphasised the need to have well disciplined and committed public servants to serve the people.
He strongly supports this call made by former provincial administrator Patrick Heromate and the need to upskill basic understanding of roles and responsibilities of being a public servant.
“We should create our own modules and build facilities to train our very own public servants,” says T’sora.
T’sora adds this way we would not face difficulties as soon as Bougainville becomes Independent we are more than capable to run our own government on the ground.
Meanwhile, he also urged boat owners who have speed boats servicing the Buka passage to ensure their crafts are registered.
He urged locals using this sea transport to choose skippers wisely while commuting.
“Passengers must choose boats wisely when boarding the sea craft,” he added.
T’sora called on the public to report drunk skippers to police to be penalised.
PNG’s small craft act is applicable to Bougainville until we draft our own. Ends////AK
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