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The unity that most of leaders always talk about has already been torn apart since the GoPNG brought forth the PNG DF to the Island of Bougainville. Just imagine the father murdering his own children that became a huge conflict in late 80s & early 90s so forth.

The only peace and relevant solution to this matter is independence for Bougainville. No more no less l

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Powerful speech

That's the clever leader who understands real things. Some leaders like arere is a dump in debates.

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Well presented..

Great point Mr.Duma

Bougainville wanted independence before 1975 this guy doesn't know PNGs history. Selfish leader Panguna copper mine generated much revenue that triggered PNGs independence.

Bougainville is a province out 22 provinces in PNG, be realistic on issue of independence, you open the eyes of other provinces to break away. W. Duma with best statement, we must based on constitution not on our emotional. 🎉

Well presented. Wisdom pikinini. Other members have spoken from emotion but mind youwhen it comes to vote, they will vote against. Ol judas pulap

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Ur a champion Hon Duma,tell them,where are they going,we must stick togather good or bad.

Duma, you can say whatever you can say, we, the people of Bougainville, don't care what you can say. let me advise you that one day, one day, we will be celebrating our Independence. we have been marginalized by your corrupt government. BTW, we are unique,we are black people approved by Mother Nature. You won't kill our aspiration to be self determined. yu ken toktok planti long hap. Yu bin halivim steretim province blo mi? mi ron lo pagarap rot stap ya, mi nogat inap health care services etcetera. If you don't want to show some emotion na bai yu sore lo mi lilik, well, noken toktok paul, mr duma. You can't kill our dream. It's running in our bloodstream.

No turning back for Bougainville, you can say as much you like but we will not back down on our dream for independence.

Well said Governor Powi

Well spoken shp Governor

Well spoke maiden speech

As a representative of Bougainville you have no right to speak on behalf of any other Province. All people in this Nation have the human right of self determination. That right was deprived of every Indigenous Person in PNG when our citizenship was changed without our permission. We all deserve a referendum to ask each of us if we want to be ruled over by a foreign king or to have the PNG State claim all of our Indigenous Resources in our customary land or be ruled over by the PNG Constitution. I'd like to ask this Governor who gave him permission to use the Roman Alphabet. Did that Alphabet originate in Bougainville? So why are using my Roman Intellectual Systems? Why doesn't Bougainville create their own Alphabet? I own the Roman Alphabet. I also own the source of all the hydrocarbon in the World which has not been opened because of PNG's illegal claims on my indigenous property in Karau in the Sepik. Every day you people cost me K30 billion Kina in lost revenue. Do you and your Prime Minister and your government have enough money to pay me back those financial losses? My Tribe is an independent Nation that existed thousands of years before any foreigners came to this island and formed their foreign governments to steal from the Native population of which you are a Member. Bougainville was wrong to start a war. All they had to do was to go to court and ask the PNG Government to prove when any Tribe in this Nation gave its free, prior, and informed consent to authorize the formation of the PNG State or authorize the PNG Constitution. When PNG fails to provide evidence of this consent it will prove that the PNG State is not legally valid. This will prove that the PNG State is currently null and void and Bougainville will automatically become independent of PNG because PNG will no longer exist. That is and was the right way to deal with this issue. If you want to understand the issue better you can read about who I am here. pharaohcaesar.blogspot.com/ But I will never remain silent when my rights and the rights of my Tribe have been violated. Besides, people from everywhere in PNG died in Bougainville because of this illegal war your people started. Sepiks died in Bougainville. A member of my Tribe had all of his teeth plucked out using a bushknife. Who pays for the Sepik blood that your people shed? So don't ever talk about what the Sepik can say or cannot say because you have no right to do so. I am glad you got your referendum and I will be glad when the Sepik gets its referendum too. I support your right to self determination and I expect you to support my right to the same thing.

ONE DAY WE THE BOUGAINVILLE PEOPLE WILL BE CELEBRATING OUR INDEPENDENCE DAY.

Yes, it is a matter of National Interest and importance. BUT The country will not disintegrate if Bougainville becomes independent. Stop saying the country will disintegrate if Bougainville is given independence. Bougainville wanted independence even before PNG became a country. Stop putting up a case for disintegration of the country when that will not be the case . Bougainville can never be comparable with the other provinces. Let Bougainville go !

Best statement ever

Don't release them because they don't have the capacity to be an independent nation. Based on what capacity they are thinking of breaking away?????

Agb went through a tough time. But giving Independence to Bougainville is a very very threshold and very sensitive issue in such times as today.

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When will the rest of us get our referendum? Do we not have a right to choose? Are we not humans with rights?

The PNG State needs to be dissolved for being unauthorized and go back under U.N. Administration until such a time as full National referendums are held to authorize the PNG State and its constitution. The PNG Constitution is currently unauthorized and has no Democratic mandate. It is completely invalid until a referendum is held to authorize it. Who will authorize a constitution that claims ownership of all the resources in customary land? Only a fool. The PNG Constitution violates the Christian Principles of coveting and stealing things belonging to the Indigenous population of this country. The PNG Constitution in its current form is egregious to Human Rights. Why isn't anyone in Parliament talking about this?

At least Bougainville got a referendum to ask their people if they want to be part of PNG under its constitution. That is not true for the other 800+ Tribes in PNG. All of our citizenships got changed without our free, prior and informed consent. This is a clear human rights violation. You cannot change a persons citizenship status without their permission. That is illegal. The United Nations should have never recognized PNG as a valid Nation State without first conducting referendums in PNG to authorize the formation of the State of PNG as well as authorize it's constitution. Mi liklik barata blo Sir Michael Somare mi toktok nau. PNG is an invalid State since so called independence happened. PNG is by definition a completely failed State.

Bougainvillians can't digest your point. Let me tell you straight, THEY WILL DEFINITELY BREAK AWAY. IF THE GOPNG REJECTS THE RESULT !!!! THERE'S A WAY OUT.🎯💯🤟

Governor Powi provides a strong meaningful debate on this national mater.

Powi point ka

Where is my governor for Hela province. Never ever heard of speaking or raising any issues in the palarment sitting

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Your political party's name define your speech.. to gain independence you have to show your superior that you are capable of managing little things(funding) given...etc...

I don't think the PNG government would easily let one part of its country break away. It's like losing a child. Members are yelling and fully supporting the call to give independence to Bougainville but it's not that easy. I stand and support Governor William Powi statement because he knows better that this matter will not eventuate nor will never happened. Even into the future

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What about forest harvesting in Vanimo 3:05 Green who are being beaten up by police for speaking up for exploitation? Why is the MP Belden Namah keeping quiet on this matter.? I hope he is not involve in that scam.

Examin your conscious, and admit it if you did something wrong accept it, don't defent your guilt

And now your standing with scammers..

Best statement ever. Well presented!!

jumping around like a frog from one side to another..for fuck sake Beldan where is your stand ? You lost the respect from the people of PNG, Mr Yoyo...

Soldier boy m rausim sandline mercenary from png not one of the sitting members can't do that

Belden Namah is a prominent figure in Papua New Guinean politics, known for his dynamic and often controversial approach to leadership. Born on December 30, 1968, Namah has served in various capacities, including as Deputy Prime Minister and as Leader of the Opposition. His career is marked by a blend of military background, having served as a soldier in the PNG Defence Force, and a robust political trajectory that has seen him at the forefront of numerous significant political battles. Critics of Namah often point to his polarizing style and the controversies that have surrounded his career. One of the most notable incidents was his dramatic occupation of the Supreme Court in 2011, which was part of a broader political struggle against then-Prime Minister Sir Michael Somare. This bold move was seen by many as an overreach, raising questions about his respect for the rule of law and judicial independence. Namah's tenure has also been scrutinized for allegations of corruption and misuse of public funds, which have cast a shadow over his political contributions. These accusations have been a recurring theme, fueling debates about transparency and governance in Papua New Guinea. Despite these criticisms, Namah's supporters argue that his aggressive stance is a necessary counterbalance to the entrenched political elites and systemic corruption in the country. They highlight his commitment to challenging the status quo and pushing for reforms that could benefit ordinary citizens. Namah's resilience and refusal to back down from confrontations have earned him a reputation as a fearless leader willing to take risks. In the broader context of Papua New Guinean politics, Belden Namah remains a complex and influential figure. His legacy is likely to be a subject of debate for years to come, as his actions and policies continue to impact the nation's political landscape. Whether viewed as a disruptive force or a necessary agent of change, Namah's role in shaping the future of Papua New Guinea is undeniable. King Belden Namah!

good one

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He is the hero..... keep it up HONOURABLE MEMBER..BN

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