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Sekim ol sumatin time ol stap lo school, they need money big time. K10 sa kamap K100 lo ol. Try to check and prove it yourself

Rentals every 2 weeks while still studying 😭 and then we need money for the projects and assignments 😭 we need money to buy data and research 😭 we need food too survive, sampla time body sa needim stret abus but budget save tight 😭 we need money to buy soap and Omo 😭 and then our outstanding fees bother us 🥺 we need money to buy laptop but we couldn't so mipla ba raun lo borrow raun 🥺 sapla time ol sa givim sampla time nokad, wokim osem go na sotwin time, pillow sa wet 😭 mipla needim money lo busfare go kam 😭 go lo school without break fast and lunch 😭 wanpla meal tasol in a day 😭 is the dinner, sometimes pure rice, sometimes rice with tinned fish 😭 sekim phone klostu klostu nogut wanpla missed call or text message blo family member ba kam stap 😭 sometimes we hope wanpla salim text na tok salim account number 🥺 what a journey Education Journey school life struggle life 🥺

Time hevi kamap lo community time, you save osem man ya wok stap so arap tru kisim phone number lo story lo hevi blo community na askim lo mani.. SCHOOL MAN SA STAP NA KARIM HEVI BLO COMMUNITY.. SCHOOL MERI STAP NA BA YOU RAN GO LO HOUSE BLO SUSA, DAUGHTER OR UNCLE BLIU NA PAINIM PIG MONEY LO KARIM HEVI

They literally need money big time

Look save mas stap time ol sumatin yet
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A huge congratulations to Dr. Daniel Napil Maken for achieving Masters Degree in Medicine and surgery!

18-Year-Old Prodigy from Enga Graduates with Highest Distinctions in Mining Engineering

by Michael Passingan

LAE, Papua New Guinea — An 18-year-old boy from a remote highland village has stunned the nation by completing a Bachelor’s Degree in Mining Engineering at the Papua New Guinea University of Technology (Unitech) with the highest distinctions all before his first beard has even appeared.

Junior Pyakari, from Pumbul Village in Kandep District, Enga Province, was awarded his degree this week, capping off an academic journey that saw him skip multiple grades and rise from a small rural elementary school to one of the country’s top universities in record time.

Born and raised by his mother Lona in Lyumbi village, Kandep District, Pyakari began his education at Keso Elementary School. He finished Prep to Grade 2 before simply bypassing Grades 3 and 4 to enter Grade 5. He later skipped Grade 6 entirely, moving straight into Grade 7 at Keso Primary School.

His remarkable pace continued at Porgera Secondary School, where he started in Grade 9. After just one term, school authorities allowed him to jump to Grade 10 because of his outstanding results. He completed Grades 10 to 12 at Porgera and was named Overall Dux of the school, earning direct entry into the Mining Engineering programme at Unitech in Lae.

During every university holiday from his first year to his final year, Pyakari returned to the Porgera area, where Porgera Joint Venture (PJV) employed him on site, giving the teenage student hands-on industry experience while his classmates rested.

University officials described the achievement as “truly exceptional.”

Speaking after the graduation, Pyakari’s story has quickly spread across the highlands and beyond, with many calling him a once-in-a-generation talent.

“Em yet liklik boi tasol, maus grass ino grow yet na em kisim Degree pinis,” locals in Enga have been saying in Tok Pisin “He’s still just a little boy, his beard hasn’t even grown yet, and