Kitmerput-National The Papuan Government Responding to the health condition of the Governor of Papua, Lukas Enembe, who is currently in the process of being treated, which has fatally resulted in the slow implementation of the government, the Forum for Humanitarian Care and Papuan Traditional Leaders urges the Central Government through the Ministry of Home Affairs to appoint an Acting Governor as soon as possible. temporary. Jayapura, Tuesday (04/01/2022) Chairman of the Sentani Tribal Court of Jayapura Regency, Jackob Fiobetauw. Accompanied by Menase Taime, Chair of the Humanitarian Care Forum, Jhon Maurits Suebu, Secretary of the Care ForumHumanity, Jackob Fiobetauw, Head of the Sentani Tribal Court of Jayapura Regency, Jhon Suebu, Ondoafi ifale, Deputy Chairperson of GKI Klasis Sentani Piter Yom, SE, Harly Ohei, Ondoafi Heram, Septinus Ibo, Ondoafi Atamali and Jhon Tukayo, Head of the Heram Ayapo Tribe said the effectiveness governance in Papua, has not run optimally. One of the contributing factors is the lack of capacity of implementing officials in managing the large regional government bureaucracy. According to him, Jackob Fiobetauw, the capacity of government administrators is one of the factors, as there are still many problems and inequalities in efforts to improve welfare in Papua. And the low quality of officials as well as excessive corrupt actions, also add to the 'bad image' of the bureaucracy that the public does not expect. The bad bureaucracy cannot be separated from the weak leadership in Papua. Governor Lukas Enembe, who could actually manage Papua better, for the benefit of many people, has even left a track record that further exacerbates bureaucratic services to the community in general in Papua With health conditions, Lukas Enembe indeed no longer able to run the wheels of government properly in the last year. continues to decline. was greatly affected by his declining health condition. Lukas is reportedly even currently undergoing major treatment abroad. Lukas must follow various doctor's instructions and medical actions that take up his time to serve Papuans." he said As a result of concentrating on self-medication, Lukas had neglected his duties as Governor of Papua. On the other hand, many post-PON XX Papua problems are protracted. and until now it has not been resolved, various layers in Papua, including church leaders Catholic Father Yohanes Djonga has urged the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) to immediately investigate the XX PON Grand Committee for alleged misuse of funds. “The demand for the PON issue to be resolved is not without reason. The Humanitarian Care Forum noted that a number of customary lands used for the construction of a number of PON venues had not even been paid for by the Papuan government. One of them is the Cricket Venue, in Doyo, Jayapura Regency,” he said. These myriad of issues have embarrassed the Papuan people. This is also contrary to the government's promise. The government said it would pay off the ulayat rights issue, but the end was unclear. The opening ceremony of PON was held lively, full of fireworks, but it turns out that there are land owners who until now feel cheated. Therefore, the issue of Papua and its unhealthy leaders, traditional leaders and the Humanitarian Care Forum in Papua urged the government to immediately resolve this problem. Appoint an Acting Governor of Papua so that the government can return to its optimal level. With the absence of the Deputy Governor and the condition of the Governor of Papua who is sickly, it has resulted in bureaucratic chaos and lack of public services. The appointed acting governor of Papua, at the latest until the end of March 2022. We also ask the central government to act immediately by arresting/investigating the chairman of the PB PON Papua Yunus Wonda andKONI Papua general secretary Kenius Kogoya for being incompetent in managing PON funds so that the community's customary rights in the form of land or land built for PON infrastructure have not been paid for until now. To the Regent of Jayapura, do not remain silent and turn a blind eye, but immediately encourage the central and provincial governments of Papua to pay for the rights of ulayat owners. because the community is very disappointed with the attitude that does not respect customs. If this request is not heeded, then the indigenous peoples will take greater action by suing the government and related parties to immediately pay off the rights that have not been paid. Humanitarian Care Forum and Papuan traditional leaders,” Red Audry