UNITECH STUDENT AWARENESS ACTIVITIES ARE BEGINNING TO WORRY PETER O'NEILL'S PROTECTORS:

NIUGINI OUTLOOK
 Today's incident in Wabag makes a lot of sense considering it was none other than Peter Ipatas himself who more than a week ago slinked into Lae, told Unitech students that he would be at the National Polytechnic University in Lae, and proceeded to distribute thousands of Peter O'Neill's newspaper advert propaganda reply to the student boycott. Ipatas also used this curious time to distribute school fee subsidies and scholarships, which of course makes no sense at all considering where the university administrations are in their school year. Ipatas is a willing briefcase carrier to Peter O'Neill and like the late Anderson Agiru, presides over the distribution of an immense amount of tax money generated by resource extraction from those provinces. Even in 2016, very little is seen on the ground as products of the cash cow Pogera Mine and the cash cow LNG and oil projects.

Considering who he is, it makes all the sense in the world that he would not only know but approve of the Wabag police commander deciding to deny Unitech students their constitutional right to free speech by carrying out a peaceful awareness session for the people. A mini riot ensued by angry members of the public, who obviously could smell this was a lame attempt at coverup and keeping Wabag residents in the dark about what is going on right now in PNG with the O'Neill government's colossal mismanagement of the economy, among other things. Ipatas might be worrying that questions will start to be asked about what happened to all the Pogera tax monies to the Province, particularly during his early years as governor. We're curious about that as well.

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