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Friday, February 16, 2007

Summons for PM, trio

The National Online
By JULIA DAIA BORE

SUMMONS were issued yesterday for Prime Minister Sir Michael Somare, Chief Secretary Joshua Kalinoe, Prime Minister’s Chief of Staff Leonard Louma, and former national security advisor Joseph Assaigo to appear before the PNG Defence Force Board of Inquiry today.
The summons were issued yesterday in light of the “tell all” by Mr Assaigo in papers filed in court, which was revealed by The National yesterday.

Inquiry chairman Justice Gibbs Salika signed the summons yesterday, and they were being delivered by the military police late yesterday to the four.

The summons requires them to appear and give evidence relating to Mr Assaigo’s revelation in the court papers.

But the Prime Minister flew to Vanimo yesterday afternoon to launch a surfing competition, and will travel to Wewak after that, and may not appear, sources said.

Justice Salika said yesterday the board was taking this step as a matter of urgency arising from the court challenge by Mr Assaigo, and what he claimed in his affidavit.

Meanwhile, Opposition leader Peter O’Neill believes summoning the Prime Minister to testify is necessary in light of what Mr Assaigo has claimed.

“Obviously, Mr Assaigo has now decided to come out and reveal the truth that the directive came from the PM, because his job is on the line and this must serve as a warning to other public servants,” Mr O’Neill said.

He also called on all other Government officials who had earlier appeared before the inquiry board “and gave half-truths, to now seriously reconsider their position and reappear and tell the whole truth to save their jobs. Otherwise, you are all going to fall victim like Mr Assaigo,” he said, adding that no Government department should terminate the public servants, who had been implicated in the Moti affair until the inquiry furnishes its report to the Defence Minister.

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