Upko homecoming for Wilfred Bumburing after 12 years


Bumburing (second right) being welcomed by Benedick (third right, white shirt), Dompok (right) and other senior Upko leaders back to the party.

KOTA KINABALU: One of Upko’s favourite sons, Datuk Seri Wilfred Bumburing returned to the party on Friday (Feb 16), some 12 years after leaving the political outfit he co-founded.

Bumburing, a former Upko deputy president and ex-Tuaran MP, left Upko in 2012, citing differences and unhappiness with the party's then coalition – Barisan Nasional.

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