The students, dressed in black, wept openly, smeared mud on their faces and bore portraits of the late Wenge. Late Wenge’s vision to invest in education since being elected as provincial leader in 1997 was drawn on the theme “leave no child behind” through the Gerson-Solulu tertiary scholarship program. The Gerson-Solulu scholarship is not only for Morobean’s but includes the children of parents from other provinces who are long-term residents of Morobe. The scholarship continues to succeed since 1997 and has produced over 10,000 intellectuals in various fields and disciplines across the country and abroad. In the face of students’ protests and strikes over late tuition fees, late Wenge always maintained patience to address their concerns.