13/04/2026
π Morobe Students Graduands Highlights β A Proud Moment for Our Province
We are proud to reflect on a few historic moments from the 16th Graduation Ceremony of the National Polytechnic Institute of PNG, held on Friday, 10th April 2026 at NIPPING Hall.
This special occasion celebrated the hard work, resilience, and achievements of many students from Morobe Province and across Papua New Guinea. While not all graduates were captured in photos, we extend our heartfelt congratulations to every Morobe student who successfully graduated your efforts have made your families, communities, and the province proud.
These photos shared represent just a glimpse of those memorable moments covering many Morobeans Graduands,moments of joy, pride, and accomplishment that will be remembered for years to come.
π’ A Major Highlight of the Event
During the ceremony, the Morobe Provincial Government proudly announced a significant contribution of K500,000 towards the construction of a new Administration Building at the institute. This investment reflects a strong commitment to improving education infrastructure and supporting future generations of students.
This milestone also carries a deeper legacy. The commitment was originally made by the late Governor, , during the 13th Graduation Ceremony in 2023. His vision for education and development continues to shape the future of Morobe Province.
We also acknowledge the leadership of Hon Rainbo Paita(Acting Andrew Tera), along with key stakeholders who have ensured this vision is carried forward.
π A Tribute and a Vision Forward
As we celebrate this achievement, we honor the legacy of the late Governor Wenge, whose dedication to education remains an inspiration. It is a fitting wish that the new Administration Building be named in his honor a lasting tribute to his service and commitment to the people.
π Once again, congratulations to all graduates of 2026. Your journey does not end here ,this is just the beginning. Go forward with purpose, serve your communities, and continue building a better PNGπ¬π¦π΅π¬π