Sabah polls: Hajiji to appoint Chinese deputy CM if GRS gets renewed mandate


KOTA KINABALU: Chief Minister Datuk Seri Hajiji Noor has pledged that a Chinese leader will be appointed as one of Sabah’s deputy chief ministers if his administration is given the mandate to continue ruling after the upcoming 17th state election.

This would reflect the government’s appreciation for the continued support of the Chinese community in Sabah, whose contributions have been vital to the state’s growth and stability, he added.

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