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Friday, February 16, 2007

Assaigo accused of lying

The National online
By ISAAC NICHOLAS

PRIME Minister Sir Michael Somare said yesterday that former director of the Office of Security Coordination and Assessment Joseph Assaigo should be charged with perjury for lying under oath to the PNGDF Board of Inquiry.

Sir Michael said this when expressing his anger and disappointment over Mr Assaigo’s behaviour and claim.

Reacting to the front page story of The National yesterday in which Mr Assaigo claimed in papers filed in court that he (Sir Michaeal) had given the order for Julian Moti to be flown out to the Solomon Islands, Sir Michael reiterated he never gave such an order.
“I followed all the rules. I follow the Constitution. The National Security Council never sat and never gave directions to Assaigo or anyone (on Moti).

“Assaigo really should be charged for perjury, for holding the Bible and lying to the people of PNG.
“Assaigo and his team have an agenda. I don’t know Moti. I’m not a friend of Moti. I’m not a drinking mate of Moti. I’ve never worked in Honiara. I never enjoyed small drinks in hotels and pubs in Honiara with Moti,” Sir Michael said in an interview with NBC News.
“This (flying Moti out) was done by Assaigo and his group of people who felt they had the authority.
“It’s Assaigo who should be pinned down (by the inquiry),” he said, adding he could sue Assaigo for defamation.
“On that particular issue, I outlined in Parliament and the record of what I have and we will make a publication in both newspapers for people to know that I followed all the rules, all the norms of the rules in this country.

“I followed the Constitution, and my job as the chairman of National Executive Council is through the decision-making of the NEC.”
He said his directions always go through the Chief Secretary.

Sir Michael said the Chief Secretary in turn directs the Department of Prime Minister and other relevant Government departments to carry out the decisions of a cabinet.

Sir Michael also questioned the PNGDF Board of Inquiry.

“It borders on the absurd that the PNGDF Board of Inquiry is allowing itself to be the platform for mischievous persons to abuse, by disseminating lies and creating confusion over an operation that was never sanctioned by Government yet executed by officers of the public service and the PNG Defence Force whose allegations of my involvement so far have been unsubstantiated.
“I urge the board of inquiry to stick to the facts and evidence and the rules of conduct guided by the Constitution.”

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