Israel, loves to show his culture.

 Israel Piapiak is a 20 year old Science Foundation Year student who hales from a small village in WNB province.

He was the Mr. WNB at the New Guinea Islands region show held at the Drill Hall.

Both Mr. and his partner did well and came the first runner up to the winners.

He explained his culture and tradition in full details.

“I love my culture and I want to share it with everyone about how I dress and carry out myself traditionally”, says Israel.

He has learned and was taught of his culture when he was a boy.

“Many young people refuse to sit with their elders to learn their culture that is why they are failed to carry out themselves traditionally”, says Israel.

He concluded by saying, always stick with your elders, you will learn more from them.



       Israel posing with Miss WNB after the NGI showcase night.

          PC: Logan Katien




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