Togoba people happy with Hagen MP

 Source Post- Courier

Members of the National Parliament who have served for more than 10 years should not have any excuses for not having any impact projects in their electorates.

This was stressed by councillors, community leaders and the general public at separate gatherings over the weekend in Mt Hagen, Western Highlands Province.

The people expressed these sentiments during the opening of a new resource centre for the Tak rural based community development association and the switching on of power in Koge Primary School; both in the Mt Hagen open electorate.

They acknowledged the leadership of their MP William Duma and thanked him for continuously following up on development projects in his electorate over the years.

Togoba Mile community leaders Lamus Paraka and Samson Kuri said Mr Duma continues to be a leader who follows through with everything he starts.

“The opening of this resource centre for the people of Togoba is the end result of a project initiated in 2002 by Mr Duma when he became MP. We are now in 2014 and are witnessing the opening of the completed building,” the leaders said.

Mr Duma also switched on the power for the primary school after the lines were connected by PNG power under his rural electrification program.

“Leaders in the likes of Minister Duma are leaders who are focused in service delivery even though he has huge responsibilities at the national level,” the leaders said.