KOTA KINABALU: PAS berpendirian bahawa urusan pentadbiran negeri Sabah harus diserahkan kepada orang Sabah yang lebih mengetahui selok belok permasalahan di sini.
Presiden PAS, Datuk Seri Tuan Guru Abdul Hadi Awang berkata, sebab itu PAS akan menyerahkan kepada orang Sabah mentadbir negeri ini jika menang pada pilihan raya umum akan datang.
"Orang Sabah lebih tahu 'lorong-lorong' dia. Oleh itu, pentadbiran, pengurusan Sabah, orang Sabah yang mengurus, dia lebih tahu," katanya.
Beliau berkata demikian ketika memberikan ucapan penutup pada Konvensyen Politik Baharu Sabah di Star City Convention Centre di sini semalam.
Menurutnya, sudah cukup selama ini rakyat Sabah dipermainkan oleh parti pemerintah demi mengekalkan kuasa mereka bukan sahaja di negeri ini, malah kuasa di pusat.
"Cukuplah Sabah dipermainkan, rakyat dipermainkan. Rakyat dibeli untuk undi pilihan raya. Pemimpin dibeli untuk kekal kuasa di pusat," ujarnya lagi.
Beliau turut menyeru kepada rakyat negeri ini untuk membuat perubahan bersama-sama rakyat Semenanjung demi menuju politik baharu Sabah yang lebih mengutamakan rakyat.
Katanya, PAS dan Pakatan Rakyat telah membuktikan kesungguhan dan komitmen mereka membela nasib rakyat, dalam bidang kuasa yang ada di beberapa negeri yang telah diperintah.
Ianya termasuk di Kelantan, Kedah, Selangor, Pulau Pinang, dan pernah di Perak serta di Terengganu.
"Perubahan yang berlaku tidak boleh di Semenanjung sahaja, kena ubah sama-sama. Insya Allah, ini kalilah," katanya lagi.
Di Sabah, PAS juga memberi komitmen serupa iaitu mahu memberi keadilan dan hak kepada rakyat seperti yang dituntut oleh agama Islam.
Islam ujarnya menentang sebarang bentuk kezaliman dan menganggap urusan pentadbiran adalah amanah untuk diurus dengan adil kepada rakyat.
"Tak boleh atasi kemiskinan jika pemimpin anggap harta negeri sebagai harta sendiri. Selagi tak selesai masalah rakyat di peringkat negeri, hasil negeri tidak boleh dipunggah ke pusat," jelasnya.
Sebab itu juga katanya Pakatan Rakyat turut menuntut kenaikan pembayaran royalti darpada 5 peratus kepada 20 peratus.
"Pada kita, 20 peratus sudah boleh selesai masalah rakyat negeri ini. Kalau tak selesai, kena tambah lagi (peratusan) itu," katanya.
Oleh : NAZRI ABDULLAH (sabahkini)
Sunday, October 21, 2012
PAS Jamin Sabah Untuk Orang Sabah
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Puak2 UMNO di Sabah tu tidak akan paercaya parti lain selain UMNO/BN. Tipu le BN nak tipu pun, undi memang utk UMNO. Ramai yg dah sedar akan kecelakaan UMNO kpd rakyat Sabah, tapi berapa kerat saja. Bawalah sbrapa ramai PATI masuk Sabah pun, BN trbaik utk orang Sabah.
ReplyDeletebah marilah kali inilah kita ubah... tidak salah...
ReplyDeletedemi masa depan anak cucu kita.... JOM UBAH SEKARANG
RAKYAT SABAH UNDI PAKATAN RAKYAT (PR) DARI RAKYAT UNTUK
RAKYAT DEMI RAKYAT....
Adakah kita ingin melihat tanah-tanah kita di terokai dan hasilnya d bawa ke pusat..... orang kita di sini mahu makan apa?????? cubalah kita fikirkan semua ini. Bah marilah kita tukar dalam PRU13 ini "INI KALILAH"
ReplyDeleteJom undi PR kali ini. Ok bah kalau kau.!!!
ReplyDeleteMaksudnya Ketua Menteri Sabah lebih berkuasa berbanding yang sekarang kejap..kejap merujuk kepada malaya..kaki bodek, apa lagi Gahpur saleh keluar la dari umno..
ReplyDeleteDekat2 PRU baru la sibuk2 di Sabah, politik saja tu
ReplyDeleteJangan undi PAS, jangan juga undi pembangkang
ReplyDeleteJgn undi PAS.Kita undi UMNO utk PATI. Hidup UMNOoo..hidup PATIII...
ReplyDeleteya.. tapi PAS bukan pasti dari Sabah.
ReplyDeleteMaaf..PAS tidak laku di Sabah.
ReplyDeleteSTAR dan SAPP pun bagi janji yang sama.
ReplyDeletejgn undi PAS atau STAR atau SAPP. Kita tatap undi UMNo untok senangkan PATI rampas hak pribumi di Sabah.
ReplyDeleteSelama ini bukan orang Sabah ka yang mentadbir Sabah?? Bila mau cakap itu siasat2 la sikit bha...nampak sangat mau perkotak-katikkan rakyat Sabah ni...
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