A NEW political party took the unprecedented move to clean up parts of Honiara recently.
New Nation Solomon Islands Party says its action a demonstration of taking an upper hand in sowing practical seed of good will.
Party spokesman and businessman Belani Tekulu said: The fundamental of politics is about engaging in the good will process, activating means, methodology of mobilisation, regulation of society that produces progressive and sustainable development in lives of our people.”
Mr Tekulu said every strand and condition that affects our people must be addressed meticulously with great caution and sensitivity.
He explained the clean up is part of his party’s engagement with society and demonstrating its passion to take on leadership and corruption from every frontier, including RCDF.
“All outgoing members are incapable of addressing the issue of RCDF, let alone all other national issues.
“The misuse of RCDF is an act of betraying our peoples trust and dispositioning them from participating in resourceful development.”
Mr Tekulu said our people have been marginalised by the unwillingness of current incumbent members to formulate legal instruments to properly regulate the use of RCDF.
“Our motto is: Corporate destiny.
‘This portrays to us a new corporate culture depicting the under guiding philosophy that point to the fact that the strength of our nation is in the quality of its citizens.
“An empowered citizenry is the only hope for real sustainable national development,” Mr Tekulu said.
He said his party will aggressively mobilise infrastructural and technological resources, and engage economic growth.
“If we do not have an empowered citizen, we will continue to have crises.
“The thrust of our policy blue print is in systematic removal of individualistic mindsets and the process of creating shared corporate life through the process of equitable distribution of wealth.
“In this election we aim to putting up more that 26 strong, vibrant candidates and want to see a different parliamentary composition make up seeing a government that is competent and willing to hear the wish of the people.”
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