The Ramu Sugar community came together in one Somare solidarity spirit to farewell Grand Chief Sir Michael Thomas Somare march around Ramu sugar township, which the official program was held at Ramu Valley High School.
More than thousand people took part in the Somare Walk. Despite the blazing heat of the sun, the people truly demonstrate the love for the great leader of ALL time during the official program.
The Ramu Sugar theme is “Wokabaut Wantaim Papa Somare”. It means walking with him to his final resting place. The Somare hauskrai Committee Chairman Mr. Simon Kange said he must not be left alone in his walk to the final resting place. We too want to be part of his walk until he reach at his final resting place, then, we say goodbye to Papa Somare.
Dr. Lastus Kuniata, one of the Papua New Guinea’s leading scientist and Head of the Department of Research & Development of Ramu New Britain Palm Oil, praise the great work of the founding father of Papua New Guinea.
He said “Somare stood tall to give us independent, bring together thousand tribes together, protected our land, sea and bushes so that we can freely farm it to live on.
The Somare hauskrai Committee Chairman Mr. Simon Kange said no one country in the world have free land like we do. We are indeed blessed by the Vision of the extra ordinary leader.
The community Mr. Jack Bionti and many Speakers encourage our children to carry the light of Somare’s vision of uniting 1000 tribes of Papua New Guinea.
The walk was a success and so was greatly appreciated by the people of Ramu Sugar as their token of appreciation for everything that he has done for this nation. The day ended well with smiles and tears on the people’s faces as they depart to their homes with blessed hearts.
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