Allan Bird Questions Leadership in Parliament | PNG Vote of No Confidence 2025
In this video, Governor Allan Bird shares powerful and honest views about the current state of Papua New Guinea politics and the ongoing debate surrounding the Vote of No Confidence (VONC). His message calls for truth, accountability, and leadership that truly serves the people — not just the numbers in Parliament. As tensions rise in Waigani, Allan Bird’s words remind every Papua New Guinean what real leadership should look like. 🇵🇬 Watch his full statement and share your thoughts —should there be a change in leadership or not? 🔔 Subscribe to PNG Times for daily updates, political news, and exclusive clips from Parliament and national leaders. #AllanBird #PNGPolitics #VoteOfNoConfidence #PapuaNewGuinea #JamesMarape #PeterONeill #ParliamentPNG #Leadership #accountabilityPNGNews #PoliticsPNG #Waigani #PNGTimes
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