The Waigani Language
24 January 2016
JIMMY AWAGL
You speak English
Your voice will not be heard
You speak Pidgin
Your concern will go in vain
You speak Motu
Your cry encounters deaf ears
You speak Kuman
Your needs are overlooked
You speak Kuanua
Your needs will be ignored
But speak the Waigani Language
Your presence is greeted immediately
Your concerns are entertained
Your demands will be attended
Immediately or faster
For your rewards are rich
They owe you money
They owe you lunch
Even an SP Brownie, & a lass
All come as a package
From this Waigani Language
The sweet music of bribery
When people want their issues or claim to be fast tracked they have to bribe the so called paper puncher to surface your claims immediately. and its evident every anytime anywhere. what a painful practice.
Posted by: Jimmy Awagl | 30 January 2016 at 10:29 AM
Iam sick and tired of this so- called Waigani Lingo.
Next time you turn up at a public office for a genuine business, maintain your ground. Just don't give in to those pot-bellied public servants and paper pushers.
Posted by: Paul Waugla Wii | 29 January 2016 at 08:43 PM
Great John and Mathias, we are in the most corrupt countries of the world. because of favouritism, nepotism and bribery. what a pity for our country with such a practice.
Posted by: Jimmy Awagl | 29 January 2016 at 10:03 AM
Bribery is as ancient as selling and buying but the scale of it has reached gigantic proportions in this country and many parts of the world. It is evil, and it is corrupt!
Posted by: John K Kamasua | 28 January 2016 at 09:28 PM
It happens everywhere now. The government ministers are into it and all the way down to the lowest public servants - the security guards all want a part of it.
No wonder we are among the top most corrupt nations of the world. And then I wonder if the Prime Minister and his bunch of ministers see what you and I and the whole wide world out there sees?
Posted by: Mathias Kin | 28 January 2016 at 07:51 PM
John it started in Pom the headquarters of PNG where the Government departments are located.
The syndrome spread through out the country now.
Every one has to bribe to get themselves served to gain their lawful claims.
Posted by: Jimmy Awagl | 28 January 2016 at 07:38 PM
its now the png language...upgrade from waigani language
Posted by: John K Kamasua | 28 January 2016 at 06:49 PM
The so called officers at Waigani and elsewhere in PNG will attend to your needs only if you offer them money, beer and lunch when you deserve not to pay anything at all.
Posted by: Jimmy Awagl | 25 January 2016 at 09:46 PM
Very fluent language, Jimmy.
I've heard of this language. It gets spread around in 'dribs and drabs'.
Posted by: Michael Dom | 24 January 2016 at 07:51 AM