MPs attend induction workshop

Last Updated on Friday, 23 November 2012 09:51

MP Alfred Maoh – photo credit: Toby Ley

MP Alfred Maoh – photo credit: Toby Ley

MP Robert Bohn (right) – photo credit: Toby Ley

MP Bruno Leingkone – photo credit: Toby Ley

photo credit: Toby Ley

photo credit: Toby Ley

photo credit: Toby Ley

photo credit: Toby Ley

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One comment on “MPs attend induction workshop”

  1. tarcisius Alguet on said:

    Bifo wan man i wantem contestem election hemi mas save living blong comunity blong hem fastaem , mo hemi mas save combuter , hemi minim se hemi save future blong tomorow finis wei i stap kam , yu mas plan blong mekem samting .Hemi nit blong mekem awaness olsem long evry level , Goverment mo opposition .

    Thankyu
    man port olry

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