Johor Ruler expects new exco to get to work promptly


JOHOR BARU: Newly appointed state executive council members should get down to work immediately, decrees Johor Ruler Sultan Ibrahim Ibni Almarhum Sultan Iskandar.

His Majesty added that they must now focus on the promises made to the people during the Johor polls and undertake their responsibilities as per their respective executive council portfolios with the utmost dedication, commitment and sincerity.

“Carry out your duties with full responsibility and trustworthiness. Your work begins from this moment.

“The interests of the state and people are your priorities. Cooperate with all concerned in discharging your duties.

“Don’t forget, you’re also elected assemblymen. So, return to your constituencies regularly to meet with the people. Don’t just emerge to campaign or get bogged down with office work. Your honeymoon period is over,” Sultan Ibrahim added.

His Majesty said that during the state election, they had made many promises to the people.

“Now is the time to work with full dedication to fulfil those pledges and promises.

“I will be constantly monitoring the performance of the state executive council members.

“You’ve all been given your portfolios. Carry out your work with dedication and commitment.

“I will not hesitate to replace executive councillors who do not live up to expectations,” warned His Majesty.

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