Enga Governor Sir Peter Ipatas has called for unity and harmony in Enga Province ahead of the annual cultural show.
Re-elected for the 6th term as the head of the province following the National General Elections, Sir Peter Ipatas urged the people in the province to unite once again for the staging of the Enga Cultural Show this weekend.
“The Enga Show is the pride of our province, an annual activity that has been staged successfully for the past 27 years and grown in stature to become an international drawcard.’’
Speaking in response to concerns about election related unrest in parts of the province, Sir Peter said Enga cannot continue to allow lawlessness and destruction to constantly dictate how the province will go about conducting business.
He urged his people stop the negativity caused by the recent election violence and instead shift to positive and beneficial attitude for the province.
Governor Ipatas: “When we continue to allow violence to dictate our lives and activities, we are in a way tacitly accepting it.”
Enga takes pride in hosting visitors and the Governor is adamant that showcasing the province’s traditional cultures to the world in 2022 will be different.
The Enga Cultual show will be staged on Friday12th and Saturday 13th August 2022.