AT a time when the public demand for efficient government service is growing amid worsening traffic situation, rising prices of consumer products, and apparently increasing criminality, the least we expect from our leaders are words of uncertainty.

We need directions. We need decisive actions. We need improvements that are visible as we go around, not just growing numbers in statistical data.

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