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Sunday, August 8, 2021
A TRIBE CONFESSED
The believes that there is joy, happiness, success, prosperity, humility and peace in the House of the Lord.
Another chapter opened in our tribe's history. Thank you to everyone who had come to Angutamanda for the week's Crusade. Thank you to everyone who had helped us with food, money and prayers. All Glory and Honour to Him alone.
Willful murderer Frank Angata Ymin must face the full blunt of the kaw
The willful murderer surrendered to police on the 04th of August 2021.
After the culprit who took barbaric action to destroy the two innocent tribes was locked behind bars, the two tribes Aluni and Waimin have set an precedent to solve the problem for now and in the near future.
These are the five conditions signed under Statutory declaration act.
The statutory declaration was signed in the presence of PSC Wapenamanda David and Wapenamanda law enforcement team lead by John Tuink.
CONDITIONS;
1. Willful murderer Frank Angata must face the full blunt of the LAW
2. No bail nor fine
3. No compensation
4. No tribal war/fight
5. If the murderer happens to escape in any means, both parties will again bring him back to the justice.
The Waimin tribe and Aluni tribe will not start or declare any form of war/fight FOR ANYONE'S PERSONAL INTEREST.
THIS GENERATION WILL MAINTAIN PEACE FOR ALUSAI AS LONG AS THIS GENERATION LIVES.
CHIEF POLE YALUMA CALLS FOR PAYMENT FOR AWARDS, RETRENTCHMENT, RETIREMENT AND RESIGNMENT
Dear Sir,
REF: PAYMENT FOR AWARDS, RETRENTCHMENT, RETIREMENT AND RESIGNMENT FOR CR. POLE YALUMA.
Chief Pole with his 6th wife
I am Councilor Pole Yaluma
of Lumusa LLG in the Mul Baiyer Lumusa District. I am the current ward
councilor for Kissan Clan of the Poma Tribe.
I am married with six wives and I have fourth generation in my family today and am growing old, hundred – seventeen (117) years old (1904-2021).
Brief history on leadership I provided on services during colonial times up until now.
1.
In 1932, the
district commissioner of Wapenamanda appointed me a Bos Boi to look after the 16 tribes of Lumusa District when that
time Lumusa was part of Wapenamanda District. I was a young man not even
married. My job included awareness on Government services that are to come and
enforce Law and Good Order in their communities. I was a Bos Boi for 9 years (1932- 1940).
2.
1941, the district commissioner of Wapenamanda
appointed me a Luluai to look after
16 tribes of Lumusa District Commissioner for big penalties. I was Luluai for 11 years (1941- 1952). That
time, I was already married with three (3) wives with 8 children.
One of my tasks was bringing the convicted (kalabus lain) from home (Lumusa to wapenamanda). It took me 2-3 days to travel.