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Friday, November 23, 2007

MALAITAN VILLAGER CALLS FOR WITHDRAWAL OF NO-CONFIDENCE MOTION

By Brian Wanga
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A Malaitan villager is appealing to the Malaitan Leaders in the Opposition to reconsider their decision to push for the no-confidence motion in Parliament.

Mr Paul Umai from Gwaitaba'a in West Kwara'ae said that the grassroots people are fearful that the Bottom-up Approach policy of the present government is at risk of not being implemented as it was the main driving policy of the Grand Coalition for Change government led by Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare.

"We the people at the grassroots and village are confident and are looking forward to being part of the Bottom Up Approach Policy as for many years we have been ignored and by-passed by basic Government Services and we understand that only two years is left for your tenure in office as our elected leaders" Mr Umai said.

"To change Government now when the hopes of our people are high towards being partners in development would simply destroy any progress and belief in our political system of government and would brand our leaders as merely self serving" he added.

Mr Umai further questioned the wisdom in the rumors that a Guadalcanal MP Dr Derek Sikua was the Oppositions candidate for prime ministership.

"To have Dr Sikua as the Oppositions candidate just shows how insensitive our leaders are towards our people especially Malaitans who were and still are victimized and prejudiced due to the recent ethnic tension and are yet to have any meaningful and proper reconciliation with our brothers and sisters of Guadalcanal".

"How lacking can our wisdom be when we are aware that the agenda of the Bona Fide Demands of the Guadalcanal people are being pushed in National politics which raised questions of our unity and attacks the very fabrics of a harmonious society by seeking to destroy the national interest of our Nation Solomon Islands as a united people?”

"This is just simply a recipe for further problems in the near future", Mr Umai added.

Mr Umai further stressed that Dr Derek Sikua could be a good candidate for Prime ministership in the near future after our people have sorted out and made amends but just for now it may not be wise”, said Mr Umai.

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