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It’s still me: PBM’s Larry Sng suspends Zuraida’s man over ‘president’ confusion

Registrar of Societies’ records prove it, says party leader

Updated 3 years ago · Published on 27 Oct 2022 3:39PM

It’s still me: PBM’s Larry Sng suspends Zuraida’s man over ‘president’ confusion
Larry Sng (pic), who says he is still officially Parti Bangsa Malaysia’s president, has suspended the party’s secretary-general Nor Hizwan Ahmad and information chief Zakaria Abdul Hamid with immediate effect. – Bernama pic, October 27, 2022

KUALA LUMPUR – Larry Sng, who says he is still officially Parti Bangsa Malaysia’s (PBM) president, has suspended the party’s secretary-general Nor Hizwan Ahmad and information chief Zakaria Abdul Hamid with immediate effect.

The suspensions were ordered after the party’s records with the Registrar of Societies (RoS) showed that Sng is still the president.

“According to the RoS records, I am still the legitimately recognised president of PBM,” Sng said in a Facebook post today.

He blamed Hizwan and Zakaria for the party’s supreme council meeting being held on October 7 without his instructions.

“The decision of the meeting was said to have appointed Datuk Zuraida Kamaruddin as president, when in fact the position was never vacant,” Sng said.

On October 8, Hizwan had issued a statement on behalf of PBM announcing Zuraida as the party president.

Prior to that, she had been president-designate pending transition matters before her formal takeover of Sng’s duties as president.

Sng said this was “political manoeuvring” which had undermined trust in his leadership and caused confusion among party members and the public.

Sng said Hizwan, who was a close aide of Zuraida, and Zakaria, would be suspended until a disciplinary committee is set up to investigate confusion over who the party’s legitimate president is. 

Hizwan’s duty as secretary-general will be taken over temporarily by deputy secretary-general Jenny Chiew.

Yesterday, Sng had also asserted that he was president and would be in charge of naming PBM’s GE15 candidates. 

Sng and Zuraida were from PKR, but left the party. Sng did so to become an independent MP before forming PBM, while Zuraida joined Bersatu, which she later quit for PBM. – The Vibes, October 27, 2022

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