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Nik Abduh asked for help for daughter’s wedding, Kota Baru Municipal Council confirms

This follows criticism online of lawmaker for misusing public services, equipment

Updated 1 year ago · Published on 23 Sep 2022 7:57PM

Nik Abduh asked for help for daughter’s wedding, Kota Baru Municipal Council confirms
Political commentator and former Umno division chief Shahbudin Husin says Nik Mohamad Abduh Nik Abdul Aziz (pic) should have rented or bought the tables, chairs, and decor as it would be a private event. – Bernama pic, September 23, 2022

by Aiman Sadiq Abdullah

KUALA LUMPUR – A source from the Kota Baru Municipal Council has confirmed the authenticity of a letter purportedly written by Bachok MP Nik Mohamad Abduh Nik Abdul Aziz requesting the local authority for manpower to help out at his daughter’s wedding.

The letter, which was widely shared, was said to also ask the municipal council for tables and chairs, among others. 

According to the source, the items requested were sent to the venue after instructions were issued by the council’s top management. Other requested services were waste management and traffic control.

“The letter was really from YB (Nik Abduh).

“We received instructions today to deliver tables, chairs, and floral decorations for his daughter’s event tomorrow,” the source told Getaran, The Vibes’ sister portal.

Getaran has also reached out to Nik Abduh for comment.

According to the Kota Baru Municipal Council source, the items requested in the letter were sent to the venue after instructions were issued by the council’s top management. Other requested services were waste management and traffic control. – Facebook pic, September 23, 2022
According to the Kota Baru Municipal Council source, the items requested in the letter were sent to the venue after instructions were issued by the council’s top management. Other requested services were waste management and traffic control. – Facebook pic, September 23, 2022

The letter dated September 20 sent by the Bachok lawmaker was purportedly received by council president Rosnazli Amin two days later.

The wedding is expected to be held tomorrow at Masjid Tok Guru and SMU (A) Darul Anuar in Kota Baru, from 11am to 5pm.

However, netizens were quick to criticise the lawmaker, alleging that he misused public services and equipment for a private event.

Political commentator and former Umno division chief Shahbudin Husin said Nik Abduh should have rented or bought the tables, chairs, and decor as it would be a private event. – The Vibes, September 23, 2022

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