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A PMV Bus Crew Tops PNG's Medical School SIMON Koyapo Irra, 33, from Taguru, Lalibu-Pangia in Southern Highlands who topped the UPNG School of Medicine and Health Science class of 2023 is a living testimony of why it is worth chasing your dreams. Koyapo graduated as the top medical student with a Bachelor of Medicine and Health Science degree after 15 years of studying. Koyapo’s education journey began at Koyabu, where he completed primary education and was later selected to attend Pangia High School where he did Grade s9 and 10. He was then selected to Ialibu Secondary School to complete Grades 11 and 12. After completing secondary education in Lalibu Secondary School, Koyapo was selected for the science foundation year at the Pacific Adventist University in 2010. However, due to school fee issues, he declined the offer from PAU and enrolled instead at the UPNG open college (campus where he did the science foundation year. After that, he was selected to the School of Medicine and Health Sciences for the MBBS programme in 2011 with the highest GPA of four. However, he withdrew from his studies in 2011 because he could not secure enough financial assistance needed to continue his studies. Thus, he ended up becoming a city bus crew in Port Moresby, to save up for his school fees. And in 2013 he reapplied for admission at the medical school and was accepted. Kayapo would go on to complete his MBBS Two and Three in 2014 with progress conditions. However, he failed part of the course he was undertaking and was excluded from the programme. Despite the fact that he was excluded, he wrote numerous times to the school administration requesting reconsideration and appealed to repeat year three in 2015. He was accepted and continued to Year 4 in 2016. comment part 2
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Soldier recruit training is one of the toughest journeys. It’s designed to turn civilians into disciplined, combat-ready soldiers—strong, fearless, and resilient. You’ll carry heavy packs, push your body beyond limits, and face challenges that test both your mind and strength.

If you’re over 30 and thinking of faking your age just to get in, think twice. The training is unforgiving, and your body will feel every bit of it. In the end, you may face serious injuries and long-term consequences. This is not something to take lightly.
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Soldier recruit training is one of the toughest journeys. It’s designed to turn civilians into disciplined, combat-ready soldiers, strong, fearless, and resilient. You’ll carry heavy packs, push your body beyond limits, and face challenges that test both your mind and strength.

If you’re over 30 years and thinking of faking your age just to get in, think twice. The training is unforgiving, and your body will feel every bit of it. In the end, you may face serious injuries and long-term consequences. This is not something to take lightly.

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🚨 BREAKING NEWS – ENGA PROVINCE
A tribe from Laigam District has surrendered their high-powered weapons to the police and chosen peace instead of tribal warfare.
For too long, tribal fighting has taken the lives of many young men and brought pain to families and communities. Today, this tribe has made a brave and wise decision to accept peace.
The Gun Surrender Program will take place in Wabag Town on Friday, 6 March 2026.
Let this be an example to other tribes and communities across Enga Province and Papua New Guinea 🇵🇬.
📢 Please share this message to other groups.
When communities choose peace, we can make our country a safer and better place for everyone.
✌️ Peace is stronger than violence.
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Monday March 02, 2026.

NOT HUMAN BUT A DOG.

Thank you for tagging us about this. Our police officers responded to the report of an unidentified human body being found at Gordon's drain. It was confirmed by the police officers upon opening the bag that it is not a human co**se but a dog that was inside.

Otherwise, thank you to the police units for verifying what was inside the bag.

Also, thank you to the public for reporting it.

Verification of information is key to dissemination of accurate information to the public.
Thankyou.
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