page_title: Omili
section_title: Industry
hierarchical_section_title: Omili / Industry
caption_attribution_description: English: Photo of Omili church on Butibam Rd
context_page_description: Omili is a suburb of Lae in the Morobe Province, Papua New Guinea.
context_section_description: In 1975,  Theis Hogsberg constructed the Omili Supermarket in Ngalung Street to sell the milk and ice-cream requirements of Lae and the highlands.
  In 1977 Omili was home to a well publicized industrial relations faction including the Haled Lae Miscellaneous Workers Union. The union included services such as pre-school education, film nights, housing assistance, a union taxi service and health clinic. During this period 5000 people marched in protest from Omili to the provincial offices in Lae over the use of labor.
  The Tanubada Dairy facilities was located at Ngamli Street and later sold to the Joseph Kingal Ministries in 2004. Also in Omili was the Word, The Spirit and The Cross evangelistic ministries. In 2010, Joseph Kingal died and the funeral was attended by followers from all over the country.
caption: Photo of Omili church on Butibam Rd
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