The Borneo Post

Shafie wants no more interrupti­ons on new Sabah state government

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KOTA KINABALU: Datuk Seri Mohd Shafie Apdal does not want any more interrupti­on on the new Sabah state government administra­tion in developing and looking after the interest of the people in the state.

Speaking to reporters after being declared as the valid Sabah Chief Minister by the High Court here yesterday, Mohd Shafie said interrupti­ons on the smooth running of the state government could hinder various developmen­t efforts in the state, including investors’ confidence.

“The way forward is to develop Sabah and look after the interest of the people. This is crucial.

“I hope there will no longer be any particular group having various perception­s to the extent of delaying (the process of state government administra­tion),” he said.

Mohd Shafie, who is scheduled to table the 2019 State Budget on Friday ( Nov 9), hoped the opposition could play an effective role by giving constructi­ve criticisms to the state government led by the Parti Warisan Sabah, Pakatan Harapan and UPKO.

On the decision by Judge Datuk Yew Jen Kie, he hoped that everyone would receive the court decision amicably and give their focus on the developmen­t of Sabah.

Upon leaving the court building, Mohd Shafie was greeted by hundreds of his supporters, particular­ly the members of Warisan, who cheered happily to welcome the decision of the court. — Bernama

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