Catholic bishop urges peace and unity ahead of 2027 general election
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- Bishop Justin Ain Soongie has called on people in Enga Province to maintain peace and unity before the 2027 National General Elections.
- He said the province should set an example for future elections.
Wabag Catholic Diocese Bishop and Caritas Enga Patron Justin Ain Soongie has urged people in Enga Province to promote peace and stay out of trouble ahead of Papua New Guinea’s 2027 National General Elections.
The bishop said the province should aim to set a precedent for elections that follow. The appeal centers on peace and unity as the country looks toward the national vote.
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