MIRI: There is no vendetta against politicians loyal to the president of the deregistered Sarawak National Party, said Jacob Sagan, pro tem senior vice-president of the new Sarawak Progressive Democratic Party (SPDP) which was formed after a six-month unresolved leadership crisis in SNAP.
“The SPDP is slowly taking over public administrative posts held by former members of SNAP because it is part of the natural process of administrative revamp and not a form of political revenge,” he said in an interview here.