TUJUH orang Ahli Jawatankuasa Parti Keadilan Rakyat cabang Beaufort keluar parti dan kembali semula menyertai UMNO Beaufort. Di antara mereka terdiri daripada Nordin bin Sanai, Matsitin Hj.Daid, Laidin Amat dan Jismin Juali.
Sementara seorang lagi AJK dipilih, Jaim Bidin menyertai UMNO secara berasingan dan kemasukan mereka diterima oleh Datuk Hajjah Azizah Datuk Seri Mohd.Dun dan Pemangku Ketua Umno Beaufort, Isnin Aliasnih.
Jaim Bidin menyatakan beliau keluar dari PKR kerana malu dengan sikap Ketua Cabang Beaufort, Ramli Hj.Okin yang selalu berkelahi dengan AJK PKR Beaufort.
Dalam kes terbaru, Ramli telah bertumbuk sesama sendiri dengan Dojit Muda dalam Masyuarat PKR Negeri Sabah.
"Saya malu mempunyai Ketua Cabang yang tidak ada disiplin dan macam mana jadi pemimpin kalau bersikap seperti orang gila?" tanya Jaim Bidin lagi.
Tambah Jaim, Ramli seorang pemimpin yang gila kuasa, dia sesuka hati melantik dan membuang AJK dan memboikot kami sejak mula menjadi Ketua Cabang.
Ramli memenangi Jawatan Ketua Cabang Beaufort mengalahkan Datuk John Ghani melalui penipuan iaitu mendesak Cabarlin Loksin, Awang Azman Ini, Abdul Yakub Junsin dan Mat Sani Insim memangkah 136 undi sehingga John Ghani tewas.
"Saya diberitahu oleh Mat Sani Insim, ada 50 orang petugas ketika itu yang memasukan kertas undi palsu," kata Jaim Bidin lagi.
Sehubungan itu, Jaim menggesa agar rakyat Beaufort menyokong UMNO Sabah yang dipimpin Datuk Seri Panglima Musa Aman.
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Thursday, November 22, 2012
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ReplyDeleteUnited Pasokmomogun KadazanDusun Murut Organization (UPKO) president Tan Sri Bernard Dompok has questioned the reluctance of former Barisan Nasional (BN) leaders in officially joining a Pakatan Rakyat (PR) component party.
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ReplyDelete“To me this is saying that they are not confident in PKR, PAS and DAP who are only trying to ‘steal’ seats in Sabah,” the Penampang member of parliament said at the UPKO Papar division’s delegates convention
ReplyDeleteDompok pointed out that BN and its component parties have won the elections based on their strength in government.
ReplyDelete“This reflects that what we are doing is correct and there are still a lot of things that we have yet to fully settle or bring to conclusion. What is clear is that there is willingness by the authorities to look into all this.
“We in UPKO and all the other component parties are happy to be in BN explaining the policies but I cannot say the same for people who have left the coalition lately because I am made to understand they have not joined any of the opposition parties.
ReplyDelete“Victory in election is something that will become a reality if everyone works together,” he said, adding that the key to victory is the unity and hard work of the BN leaders in all the constituencies.
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According to him, some leaders have left BN just because they want to be Chief Minister or to chase their dream of being appointed Deputy Prime Minister.
ReplyDelete“Some are already dreaming of becoming finance minister but I say that BN is still better. We (UPKO) choose to continue our struggles in BN because it is still willing to resolve outstanding issues which we have raised up in the party’s congress.
“These issues may not be resolved in a blink of an eye but steps have been taken by the BN government,” he pointed out.
ReplyDeleteOn the opposition’s claim that it is time for ‘new’ faces to lead the country as the BN leaders are ‘old’, Dompok pointed out that the leaders of PAS and DAP are also in the same category.
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The government has granted 890,626.47 hectares of land to natives in Sabah which is an area far larger than even the state of Selangor which is only 795,600 hectares.
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ReplyDeleteHe stressed that the policy on NCR is still in effect and is being implemented.
ReplyDelete“NCR claims can still be submitted to the Assistant Collector of Land Revenue (ACLR) according to Section 14 even though the Sabah Land Ordinance was amended on December 13, 1930.
“At the same time, the State government will strive to increase land ownership for natives under five other means that are easier and more effective,” he said when speaking at the State Assembly yesterday.
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Musa declared that as of December 2011, the Department of Land & Survey had registered 348,652 cases of land ownership.
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ReplyDelete“When the individual lots have been fully developed, individual land titles will be issued,” he added.
The State government intends to issue communal land titles in areas as follows
Kota Marudu (17,000 acres)
Pitas (10,000 acres)
Tongod (15,000 acres)
Semporna (Mount Pock and Tanjung Nagas Forest Reserves) (5,944 acres)
Musa said at the assembly sitting on April 2010, the State government dissolved 24,563 hectares of the Sook Plain and Mandalom Forest Reserves in a swap with government land for the benefit of the rural communities in those areas.
ReplyDeleteKeluar sajalah kalau sudah tidak mahu berada dalam parti.
ReplyDeleteLebih baik jangan jadi musuh dalam selimut kalau tidak ingin berjuang
ReplyDeletebersama lagi.
Musa Aman juga pernah berkata kepada ahli UMNO, keluar saja kalau tidak
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Masih ada ramai ahli lagi yang menyokong teguh UMNO-BN.
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ReplyDeleteBaik semua ahli PKR masuk UMNO sebelum PRU-13.
ReplyDeleteBarisan Nasional (BN) has resolved to defend the Beaufort parliamentary seat in the 13th General Election, following the resignation of its Member of Parliament from all Umno posts, said Deputy Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin.
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ReplyDeleteHe said the seat, which was won by Datuk Seri Lajim Ukin on a BN ticket in 2008, should remain with the ruling party for the Government was committed in developing the constituency.
"This seat no longer belongs to BN, he (Lajim) is no longer with us...What is important, we must recapture the seat," he said when addressing over 8,000 people at a gathering here Wednesday.
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ReplyDeleteMuhyiddin, who is also BN Deputy Chairman, said in reality, the BN remained robust and was unaffected by untoward incidents, including Lajim's resignation.
ReplyDeletePresent were Sabah Chief Minister Datuk Seri Musa Aman, State Community Development and Consumer Affairs Minister Datuk Azizah Mohd Dun, Beaufort Umno division acting chief Isnin Aliasneh and Kuala Penyu Assemblyman John Teo Mau Sing.
Muhyiddin said the people of Sabah, particularly in Beaufort, should evaluate wisely which leadership could guarantee continuous progress after their elected representative changed course.
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ReplyDelete"Lajim has left us to set up an organisation whose name I cannot even remember. No point crying over this. Let him go.
What is important is not the person, but your fate, your future," reasoned the Deputy Prime Minister.
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ReplyDeleteQuestioning the basis of Lajim's struggles, Muhyiddin asked whether he (Lajim) could get a big allocation to develop the district, without (help from) the Government.
ReplyDeleteHe said the people should rest assured the BN could fulfil its responsibilities, if it were given the mandate to govern the country and the states, including Sabah.
ReplyDelete"Many people have asked me when the general election will be held, for they were eager to vote for BN.
Why this is so, because of BN's track record due to its struggles since independence in 1957, as well as in Sabah, although the history has not been that long," he added.
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ReplyDeleteHe said Malaysia became a respected country, and had resolved many perennial problems, including reducing the national poverty rate to three per cent, and in Sabah, from 70 per cent to about 10 per cent.
ReplyDeleteThe Government had successfully implemented various transformation programmes mooted by Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak to help increase employment opportunities in various industries and sectors, he added.
At the event, Muhyiddin announced a RM2 million allocation for various small projects in the area, and launched the laying of pipes worth RM49 million for water supply from Limbawang to Kayul.
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