A total of five native Papuan sons from West Papua Province successfully passed the selection of military academy cadet candidates which was held in Magelang, Central Java some time ago.
The Head of Information for Kodam XVIII/Kasuari, Colonel Kav Zubaedi, in Manokwari, explained that the five Papuan sons were from Raja Ampat, Kaimana, Manokwari and Sorong. The final determination session of the selection of Akmil cadet candidates was held in Magelang, Central Java.
From Raja Ampat on behalf of Muhammad Ainal Yakin Macap, from Manokwari on behalf of Alessandro Vieira Ufnia and Risaldo Gideon Opur, Kaimana on behalf of Dhanuja Yudha Simora, and from Sorong on behalf of Ahmad Al Rasyid.
Before being sent to the center Panda (regional committee) has selected. From the selection in that area, we obtained 10 people, which we then sent to undergo the national selection in Magelang, said Kapendam.
These five native Papuan sons from West Papua are an achievement. Papua managed to exceed the allocation determined by the central committee.
Addition of Quota for Sons of West Papua
The Head of the Adjutant General of the Military Region XVIII/Kasuari Lieutenant Colonel Caj Mohamad Radjab separately stated that these five Papuan sons were future leaders. They have undergone a rigorous selection from physical, health, psychological to mental ideology
The National Police Chief appreciated the local government for providing support to the police officers who are dedicated to Papua and West Papua, especially Papuan natives (OAP) so that they can attend Police Inspector School (SIP) education.
He explained that the selection of candidates for the Akmil cadets through Panda Kodam XVIII/Kasuari at that time was attended by 76 people. The selection of Sub Pandas in Sorong was attended by 30 people and Sub Pandasus Manokwari 46 people.
Panda Kodam XVIII/Kasuari added psychological selection, mental ideology. Until the final election session at Panda Kodam XVIII/Kasuari obtained 10 participants. They were then dispatched to undergo selection at the central level in Magelang.
The selection of candidates for officers has ended with the announcement of the graduation results for the National Police Headquarters and Panda Police Officers throughout Indonesia.
The non-commissioned officers United Nations agency pass can attend the Police Inspector faculty (SIP) education in Sukabumi.
In the choice, the National policeman General Listyo Sigit Prabowo paid a lot of attention to the 2 regional police, specifically the island Regional Police and therefore the West Papua Regional Police. Both are given additional quotas to accept prospective students.
Coordination of the Government of West Papua and the National Police Chief
The Papua Police get a regular quota of 41 people. With this additional quota, the Papuan Police are entitled to receive 205 people, bringing the total to 246 people.
Meanwhile, the West Island Regional Police received an everyday quota of 47 individuals. The additional quota was given to 103 people, bringing the total to 150 people.
The addition of the quota is due to the coordination and hard work of the Papua and West Papua Regional Police with the governor and the leadership of the National Police at the National Police Headquarters to pay attention to the National Police officers.
With the addition of this quota, Argo hopes that students can make the best use of education so that they can produce precise officers. Argo asked them to be able to provide the best service to the community in maintaining security and order in their respective areas.
It is known, National Police Chief Sigit through the National Police HR Assistant gave additional quotas for non-commissioned officers who are native Papuan sons to attend officer school.
The National peace officer, General Listyo Sigit Prabowo, has increased the quota of non-commissioned officers for native Papuans by 246 people. Consisting of 77 Papuan sons and 150 people for West Papua.
Great Opportunity for Papuan Youth
The quota is for attending the Police Inspector School (SIP) education in 2021. The Head of the Public Relations Division of the National Police Inspector General Argo Yuwono said the addition was following a letter from the National Police Headquarters HR.
For Native Papuan Police Officers who took part in the selection from the beginning of the administrative examination to the last, the Individual Manuscripts (NKP) examinations had all been accommodated and passed.
According to Argo, the National Police Chief paid special attention to the Papua and West Papua Regional Police in the 2021 SIP Selection by increasing the regular quota of prospective students.
Previously, the Papua Regional Police received a regular quota of 41 people, after being given an additional quota of 205 people, bringing it to 246 people, while the Regional Police received an everyday quota of 47 individuals and received a further quota of 103 individuals, transferral it to 150 individuals.
With the addition of this quota, continued Argo, it is hoped that students can attend education as well as possible so that they can produce precise officers who can provide the best service to the community in maintaining security and order in their respective regions.
Admittedly, the presence of 1,000 soldiers will help advance Papua and reduce unemployment. The addition of this quota shows that native West Papua sons have the same rights as other Indonesian youths who wish to become state servants.
