Papua New Guinea Politician hits the spotlight again.

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Win Bakri Daki is a prominent figure in Papua New Guinea's political landscape. Representing the Tambul-Nebilyer electorate, he has held various ministerial roles, including Minister for Defense and Minister for Commerce and Industry. His political journey reflects his influence and adaptability within the government.

Recently, he made headlines during a live parliamentary session where he inadvertently revealed details about a significant financial matter, sparking public interest. Such moments highlight the scrutiny and challenges faced by public officials in their roles.

In a more recent occasion during the Parliament sitting on 14th of March, 2025, Mr. Daki strikes again. He thank you the Governor for Western Highlands for purchasing Police Vehicles which is out of context with the question directed at him. Mr. Daki then back mouthed the Speaker of Parliament showing no respect and then went on to saying Papua New Guinea should get more loans at this time when the Papua New Guinea Economy is struggling. His presentation the jumped from getting a loan to Connect PNG.

Mr. Daki is someone that definitely possess a very low IQ for a Politician. Although he may have provided for his people, the world of Politics requires people with intellectual mindset. Mr. Daki can deliver to his people but should not be given any Political Portfolios. 

The Papua New Guinea Parliament is filled with low IQ people, sleepers, clowns, people who cannot leave their mobile phones alone and lastly political observers. PNG needs serious politicians if we are to prosper into the future.

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  1. Robert Hosea KankanApril 7, 2025 at 3:23 AM

    Grassroots Politician😂😂😂🤣🤣😂

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