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By: Datuk Teddy Chin
HERE is my constituency-by-constituency analysis of the Sabah election.
There were 25 Nomination Centers, one for each of the Parliamentary constituency.
I will go by the MP seats starting from the North in Kudat.
Some have 2 State seats under them, some 3, some even 4.
Due to space constraint, I can’t mention all the candidates as there are nearly 600 of them.
P stands for Parliament while N stands for State seats. Here goes:
P.167 Kudat - N.01 Banggi
This is a 12-cornered fight, rather large for an island which in the past was the stronghold of the Tun Mustapha family. The incumbent is Datuk Mohammad Mohamarin of GRS. He won the seat on a Warisan ticket in...
By: Datuk Teddy Chin
SO the election is over and after a few days of uncertainties, confusion, threats, horse trading, speculations and rumours, the dust is beginning to settle down.
Chief Minister Datuk Seri Panglima Hajiji Hj Noor was sworn-in in the wee hours on Nov 30, something unique in Sabah. If the TYT wishes to swear the new CM at 3am, who are we to complain.Advertisement
Nothing new to Sabah.
In 1985, the late Tun Mustapha was also sworn-in by then Governor Tun Adnan Robert in the wee hours. But that’s another story.
After Hajiji was sworn-in, as expected people who were opposed to GRS during the election started to give their support.
They included BN (6 YBs), Upko (3),...