KOTA KINABALU: Datuk Lajim Ukin was urged to choose another name for his proposed party, Sabah Reform Alliance, as its acronym of PPS clashes with that of Persatuan Perempuan Sabah (PPS).
Klias Assemblywoman Datuk Azizah Mohd Dun said Lajim cannot use the initials PPS because it was already registered by her association.
"He can form his new party but he must find another name for it," said Azizah.
"This is a democracy country. Anyone can form their party but it's up to the people to decide which is better for them. "Barisan Nasional (BN) has done a lot of changes for the people this shows that the current government has proved they governed well, so if he (Lajim) wants to form new party that's his right," she said.
Azizah said the grassroots there are still supportive of the BN.
She said they (grassroots) know that BN have done well for them and those people without houses are being given houses, the poor also obtained assistance from the government.
"There was no reason for the people to follow something that they are not sure of.
We are the government and now we are doing well for the people and not for us," she said. (DE)
Looks like Lajim Ukin needs to find another name for his party, PPS is already taken.
ReplyDeleteNo need for Lajim to find another name for his party. It is better if he stop proposing to make a new party. Just retire from politics.
DeleteYes he got it. Is BUMI. hurm~
DeleteI wonder if the Registrar of Society will approve Lajim's registration of his new party? If so, will he have enough time to campaign for votes so close to the general elections.
ReplyDeleteI don't think ROS will approve Lajim's party. USNO itself hasn't got the approval.
DeleteHe said he already submitted the application and the ROS have considered it.
DeleteLajim said he will contest under his own party if it was approved by ROS, if his new party was not approved, the he will contest under Pakatan Rakyat's ticket. Doesn't Pakatan sound like a Plan B?
ReplyDeleteRecently Lajim said all Muslim majority seats in Sabah are to be contested by Sabah Reform Alliance (PPS) but Parti Keadilan Rakyat (PKR) Sabah Chief Ahmad Thamrin Jaini said it is not true.
DeleteBut he refused to hold any post in his new party. He said he is not interested.
Deletewell Lajim, looks like you have to form a new name for your new party...
ReplyDeleteAlready has one.
Deleteyes, it's up to the people to decide which is better for them
ReplyDelete"Barisan Nasional (BN) has done a lot of changes for the people this shows that the current government has proved they governed well..."
ReplyDelete---> true
sudah tentu rakyat bijak menilai parti mana yang mereka mahu
ReplyDeletehanya PRU13 sahaja yang dapat menentukan parti mana yang benar2 menjadi pilihan rakyat
ReplyDeletesesetengah rakyat Sabah masih menyokong BN
ReplyDeletepasti masih ramai sokong BN.
Deleteundilah dengan bijak
ReplyDeletemgkin zaman Lajim dah nak berakhir.
ReplyDeleteHe is partially retired, I guess.
DeleteLajim mahu sabotaj Azizah ka? tidak cukup dia sabotaj parti dan KM Sabah, sekarang Azizah pun dia mahu sabotaj?
ReplyDeleteapa2pun biarkan saja la kalau nama penuh parti tidak sama.. kalau setakat nama singkatan saja saja, isu sepatutnya tidak menjadi masalah..
ReplyDeletepembetulan"
Deletekalau setakat nama singkatan saja sama, isu ini sepatutnya tidak menjadi masalah..