Tari- Pori leaders are showing partnership and teamwork to bring peace and also arrest of murderers and associates of crime at the community level，says MP James Marape.
He is back in the district to witness handing over of five suspects of the murder of late Lae Tagobe, a councilor of Ajukali Ward 1 in Pori.
”Real work and effort was put in by the local leadership of other village leaders and youths,” Marape said.
“Other councillors of Pori LLG - Cr Pipe, Cr Agiru, Cr Hebale and Cr Belo - led by local Tade councillor Timothy Lembo and Pori President Charlie Apalu were also instrumental.
“Great commendation to leaders and people of Pori for working for peace in their district.“
Marape is spending a week in his electorate linking up with village elders from all over Tari-Pori who have been working to bring warring factions to the table.
This includes bringing to police various murderers in the electorate.
“Iam now mobilising elders and youths of electorate who want peace，” Marape said.
" Hulis have traditional dispute resolution methods，yet these are not being embraced in Hela， with fullest working of modern law and justice sector.
"The basic structure of peace resolution in my electorate is to be restored with 79 ward structures, which should link to modern village courts and higher courts， including ensuring that police and Correctional Service are correctly functioning in Hela."
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| Tari-Pori MP James Marape (third from left in front row) with local leaders during one of a series of meetings in the district. |
He is back in the district to witness handing over of five suspects of the murder of late Lae Tagobe, a councilor of Ajukali Ward 1 in Pori.
”Real work and effort was put in by the local leadership of other village leaders and youths,” Marape said.
“Other councillors of Pori LLG - Cr Pipe, Cr Agiru, Cr Hebale and Cr Belo - led by local Tade councillor Timothy Lembo and Pori President Charlie Apalu were also instrumental.
“Great commendation to leaders and people of Pori for working for peace in their district.“
Marape is spending a week in his electorate linking up with village elders from all over Tari-Pori who have been working to bring warring factions to the table.
This includes bringing to police various murderers in the electorate.
“Iam now mobilising elders and youths of electorate who want peace，” Marape said.
" Hulis have traditional dispute resolution methods，yet these are not being embraced in Hela， with fullest working of modern law and justice sector.
"The basic structure of peace resolution in my electorate is to be restored with 79 ward structures, which should link to modern village courts and higher courts， including ensuring that police and Correctional Service are correctly functioning in Hela."
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