Tafoa calls on Malaitans to uphold law and order to develop the province

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BY SAMIE WAIKORI

Police boss Malaita, chief superintendent Tex Tafoa calls on Malaitans to uphold law and order with a new mindset that will encourage development in the province.

According to PPC Tafoa, it is 2025 and police wants to see change among Malaitans.

“People need change to embrace development change for Malaita province.

“We have some major development coming up for Malaita province. Kilu’ufi hospital, Auki tar-seal and other projects.

“This is the way forward for our province. Thus, we must settle our differences, change our attitudes and embrace law and order.

“Our mindset also needs to change. If we have negative mindset that hinder development, it must change.

“It’s time to prove to the national government and donor partners that we are ready to develop.

“We must also responsible for our time to prove who we are to our future generations by laying the foundation for their success,” he says.

Tafoa says police are working to ensure peace and security in the province and people to uphold law and order.

He stresses that no development can happen in an insecure society. This needs mindset changes and these are the areas police are working with communities to achieve.

Tafoa says police through by-laws or Crime Prevention Committees have been working towards peace, security, and safety of everyone in the communities.

“These are the important pillars for development. Now, it’s a new year and Malaitans through all sectors must work together to elevate the province toward its development aspirations,” he says.

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