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✨️📢Sam Koim, former IRC Commissioner, and Kepas Wali, former Executive General Manager of Harmony Gold Mine and MRA, left their high-paying jobs to run in the By-elections as independent candidates. Sadly, neither of them won.

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These are experienced leaders who served with distinction. They saw that the country was being run poorly, so they resigned from their jobs to serve their people and try to save the nation. Unfortunately, both were not elected.

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27/01/2026

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27/01/2026

📢Notice Board

Two Mile Today, Another Settlement Tomorrow

Everyone in Port Moresby is cheering. Almost everyone around Papua New Guinea is happy. The police and the Defence Force moved into Two Mile and wiped the settlement out. That place was a breeding ground for criminals. No argument there. Houses destroyed. People chased out. State land cleared. Congratulations. People feel good watching the videos.

But let’s face reality, not emotions. In those videos, you can see how angry the police and Defence Force were. They told people to leave. They told them to p**s off and never come back. Go anywhere, just go. That sounds strong on camera, but strong words don’t solve real problems.

Because where exactly are these people supposed to go?

People like to say, “Go back to your village.” That sounds nice, but it’s disconnected from reality. Many of them can’t go back. Some left their provinces years ago. Some have no land there. Some have family problems. Some don’t even know where to start again. Going back to the village is not an option for many of them. There is no way to go.

This is Port Moresby. It’s a mix of people from everywhere. Different provinces. Different backgrounds. When you remove them from Two Mile with nothing, they don’t disappear. They move to the nearest settlement. Five Mile. Badili. Hanua Bada. Anywhere they can fit in.

And when they move, the problems move too.

Crime doesn’t end. It relocates. Today you celebrate Two Mile being cleared. Tomorrow you’ll complain about crime rising somewhere else. Same people. Same anger. New location.

Let’s be honest. Not everyone there was a criminal. Yes, criminals were hiding there. But there were also families, children, old people. When you destroy everything, you don’t separate criminals from innocent people. You scatter everyone.

Treating people like animals doesn’t bring peace. They are human beings. Angry, desperate human beings. And desperate people don’t suddenly become good citizens just because you yelled at them with a gun.

If the government, NCD, and the police are serious, then stop pretending. Eviction without relocation is failure. Shifting people around is not leadership.

The hard truth is this. Either relocate people properly with land and control, or remove all settlements equally. No favorites. No selective enforcement. Remove them all if that’s the policy.

Because what’s happening now feels good on video, feels powerful today, but it’s setting up a bigger mess tomorrow.

By The Hardest Pills to Swallow

27/01/2026

📢 Public Notice:

Shoot at Police, Hide in Settlements, Then Cry When Consequences Come

This is exactly why the Two Mile settlement got evicted.

Last night, Saturday January 24, armed criminals at Two Mile Hill opened fire on a police vehicle around 8PM. Let that sink in. They didn’t rob a shop. They didn’t threaten civilians. They SHOT AT POLICE.

That police vehicle was there to protect people. Two Mile Hill has one narrow lane due to road construction. Long traffic. Easy place for criminals to hijack buses, rob cars, and terrorize innocent people. The police unit, four officers, was doing their job. Standing there so ordinary people could get home alive.

And what did the criminals do?They fired a gun at them.

After shooting and the exchange with the police , the armed men ran straight into the settlement. Darkness helped them escape. Police couldn’t chase them without risking more lives. Luckily, no one was killed. But let’s be clear, four police lives were on the line.

If criminals are brave enough to shoot police, imagine what they do to ordinary citizens.

Police then gave the settlement a chance.
They said: bring the suspects before 1PM on Sunday.

Did the community cooperate?No.

No leaders stepped up.
No suspects handed over.
Silence. Protection of criminals.

So don’t act shocked by what happened next.

After 1PM, police moved in and flattened the settlement. Homes destroyed. Everything gone. That gunfight last night felt like a movie, but today was reality.

The Goilala youth gangs at Rabiagini settlement, Two Mile Hill, are some of the most notorious criminals in the area. Everyone knows it. Since the 1980s, this place has been a crime hotspot. Robberies. Violence. Fear. And nothing was done.

If you shelter armed criminals who shoot police, you lose your right to cry victim. Community responsibility matters. You protect criminals, you face consequences.

So yes, thank you to the police.

Enough is enough.

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