Merry Christmas & Happy New Year 2012 to you all, fello konda Embos!!!
I send you this season's greetings since this might be the only time I get the opportunity to log onto my emailer until after a while.
Pleasant news! Millions of Kina dispatched to people of Kuare. Thanks to Mr Wereh for a job well done. This does not mean that we all go back to Kuare. That's were our families live, those who can only rely on our lifestyle and land back home. We need to work hard at our respective jobs and reach heights from which we can be influential in diverting services you dream of. Then we can develop our home where our bodies will return for burial.
This country (including Kuare & its people) need us to progress and move in the positive direction. Work hard, diligently and honestly at work and for sure you do your people a favour.
One of the biggest determinent factor concerning quality of life back home is politics. This is not a bad thing. We just have to educate people to choose the right leaders and not to pursue one day wealth of K50/K100.
In acknowledgment to Mr Rombo's statement, education is another most important pillar for our growth/progress. This is also true for the entire nation. Ensure that those of us who are working, at least sponsor two or three of your kids or siblings. This is the investment for Kuare and PNG.
I will leave it at that for now!
Please, feel free to correspond!
God bless you all!
Issac W RAMI
ED - PMGH
Subject: Works Minister Visit to Kuare!
Dear all Koare Konda Kids,
Thank you amesi (narapela sait em tambu stret) Joshua for the information about the Works Minister's Mr. Francis Awesa accompanied by our bro David Wereh to Koare last weekend. You are right and I agree, David is doing a great job in terms of working with high profile people and to bring something, basic services back to Koare, which is much needed. We all need to stand together with what he is doing and form a cohesive team to further foster such an honourable action for the good of our poor and neglected homeland; Koare. We have missed many chances and opportunities when we should have done good things for our homeland but unfortunately some good chances as well and efforts have been missed. But it is not too late yet. It just needs like minded people to work togethere for a common good...no man is an island as the common saying goes, we need each other in times of need, to promote some good ideas that will benefit all as oppossed to an individual benefit...I for one would always make myself available to anyone who needs my help and I will also ask for same kind of help from all Koare Konda Kids...when I live, travel far and wide, move from one city to another, eating the good white man's food, enjoying driving fast cars, travelling on fast moving trains...it makes me feel sad when I think of our homeland...honestly our people are so poor and for them to come out of this poverty line will take ages to come..who will do it? Did you guys know that the people from Koare are some of the most poorest in PNG and the world? For instance, for one persin to buy .80t noodles is a huge struggle..having K20.00 in one's pocket takes a long time, our people do not realise how poor they are boys...this true...we have no coffee, nothing to market, nothing to earn cash, money is a huge problem in Koare, economic activity is none existent. However, I see none other than us the educated and working class prople of Koare to work together as a team of brothers with one vission and mission...I have left behind the so-called little village politics and I want all our boys to think big and beyond and seek solutions to problems and promote one another to get into good and well paid jobs, support our Koare Konda Kids to go for studies, if you see a Koare Kid struggling with school fees, give a hand, when you see a Koare Kid returns to Koare due to no clothes in high school, no soap, no pocket money, let's all help one another and build one another..so long as you are a Koare Konda Kid I will love you all and that's my personal motto..I want all, every Koare Konda child to succeed in education, work and life...then when you returm home you can take home some soap and little things for your relatives...Anyways, what I am trying to bring across here is lets all build a team work and support each other. When one comes up with an idea, see whether that initiative will benefit all and try and make suggestions and provide options so that we all work towards something for the good of our poor people...One day I am sure if God's willing we will be there one day and some day...and make Koare a better place to live...God bless you all Koare Konda Kids...
John Rombo
Middle East
Subject: RE: Works Minister Visit to Kuare !
Hi Good Day All,
God is the source of everything, His inspiring power and Blessings will pouring upon the person who fears Him and obeys His laws.
David is the son of Koare and person I see a lot of potential in him and always willingly to make differences in our community regardless of what angle we see and make judgements. He is God fearing young man who does everything with humble heart and his got a heart for everyone else. His future plans and visions behind his mind is to rescue Kuare and one good day those front page books will honour up to back pages as sort of language Ialibuans named after.
With due respect to everyone's contributions of time , effort, incentives, knowledge and ideas how to set up the Kuare the unique place for our future benefits, David Wereh starts off with humble heart really struggling to bring services as his number one priority. I'm happy to say that those highly known senior politicians both in current ministry cabinets and oppositions have known who is David and highly respected by them through his tired less job submissions that forwarded to contribute in current and future development of this nation.
One of the fruit in his effort is K2.5 million now presented to Kuare people for the road rehabilitation program and it's just a start of it and I believe it will be more big things will come and lets all sons of Kuare should put our heads together and back up for more developments to come.
I'd like to thank and personal appreciation to John Rombo from Dubai and Steven Awape from New Zealand for creating newest product WEBSITE and putting Kuare on World Map as Koare Konda Website as yet to lounge.
That's the way forward supporting our young brains and only sons of isolated BACK PAGES Koare Konda.
Wish you all the best and God bless you all.
Josh
Subject: Works Minister Visit to Kuare !
Good day Dave,
I heard some good news from home yesterday regarding your recent visit to home with the works minister last weekend. Well-done bro to have the minister see the type of road services needed there.
Cheers.
Brian Paulus
