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3 days ago | freemalaysiatoday.com | Predeep Nambiar

KEPALA BATAS: Pengerusi Barisan Nasional (BN) Zahid Hamidi berkata sentimen ‘Sabah For Sabahan’ yang diketengahkan pihak tertentu menjelang PRN Sabah bersifat memecahbelahkan. Timbalan perdana menteri berkata sentimen itu juga tidak membawa manfaat kerana Sabah sebahagian Persekutuan dan hubungan erat dengan Putrajaya adalah kunci kepada kemakmuran serta pembangunannya. “Kita mahu kerjasama antara parti di peringkat persekutuan dan negeri supaya tiada lagi sentimen ‘Sabah For Sabahan’.

3 days ago | freemalaysiatoday.com | Predeep Nambiar

SEBERANG PERAI: Barisan Nasional chairman Ahmad Zahid Hamidi says the “Sabah for Sabahans” sentiment being promoted by certain quarters ahead of the upcoming state election is divisive. The deputy prime minister added that it is also counterproductive as Sabah is a member of the federation, and maintaining a close relationship with Putrajaya is key to the state’s prosperity and development.

3 days ago | dailyexpress.com.my | Predeep Nambiar

SEBERANG PRAI: Barisan Nasional chairman Ahmad Zahid Hamidi (pic) says the “Sabah for Sabahans” sentiment being promoted by certain quarters ahead of the upcoming state election is divisive. The deputy prime minister said it is also counterproductive as Sabah is a member of the federation, and maintaining a close relationship with Putrajaya is key to the state’s prosperity and development.

5 days ago | freemalaysiatoday.com | Predeep Nambiar

PERAI: Party leaders must stay close to the people, especially when in government, not only during times of struggle, PKR vice-president Nurul Izzah Anwar said today hours after filing her papers to contest the party’s deputy presidency. “We must listen, we must stay close to them. Not just when we are in hardship, but also when we are the government,” she said in rallying for grassroots support for her candidacy.

6 days ago | freemalaysiatoday.com | Predeep Nambiar

PERAI: There is a growing sentiment in PKR that many grassroot members are let down by certain top leaders who have become “inaccessible” after gaining power, according to PKR’s deputy information chief R Ramanan. Without naming anyone, Ramanan said these leaders were readily available before they came to hold big posts, and were previously always contactable. “But after becoming top leaders, getting a driver, bodyguards, a house, a car, aides and officers, it is hard to reach them.