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Vote Warisan to end peninsular control, says Malanjum

Ex-chief justice delivers a strong message for domination and exploitation over Sabah to cease

Updated 6 years ago · Published on 25 Sep 2020 11:22PM

Vote Warisan to end peninsular control, says Malanjum
Sabahans must deny the national parties a victory as the election tomorrow is not an ordinary one, former chief justice Tan Sri Richard Malanjum said. – NORMAN GOH/The Vibes, September 25, 2020

by Jason Santos

PENAMPANG –  In a veiled reference to peninsular hegemony over Borneo, former chief justice Tan Sri Richard Malanjum tonight said the Sabah election is an opportunity to teach a lesson to those trying to colonise the state.

He said Sabahans must deny the national parties a victory as the election tomorrow is not an ordinary one; it has been forced upon Sabahans.

“If we do not vote for Warisan and give a poll victory to Malayan (parties), Sabah will only end up as a state,” he said. “Forget about the Malaysia Agreement 1963, forget about state demands, forget about oil royalty, as we are just a colony.

“Therefore, we must never allow this… Do you want to be a colony? Do you want Sabah to be a colony?” said Malanjum to loud cheers at a rally organised by the Warisan Plus alliance at Buhavan Square in Penampang here tonight. 

In urging voters to come out in full swing to vote for Warisan tomorrow, Malanjum said: “Before all you sleep tonight, take a look at the faces of your children, grandchildren and parents and think about who you will vote tomorrow, as their future now depends on that vote.” –  The Vibes, September 25, 2020

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