Indie hopeful Bujang Abu soldiers on


Undeterred: Bujang leaving the Sikamat police station, one of the early polling centres in Negri Sembilan.

SEREMBAN: Abandoned by his so-called supporters and having spent thousands of ringgit on banners which have yet to be put up, Bujang Abu is still not throwing in the towel yet to unseat three-term Sikamat assemblyman Datuk Seri Aminuddin Harun.

The 72-year-old independent candidate – who is using the spectacles as his logo in the state polls – said he still believes in the saying that one may never know unless they try.

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