KINABATANGAN: It is a tough call to make for three youths gathered at a wooden stilt-house coffeeshop in Kampung Sukau along the Kinabatangan, Sabah’s longest river.
In their 20s, the youths weighed their thoughts between Barisan Nasional’s parliamentary candidate for Kinabatangan, Mohd Naim Kurniawan Moktar, and Warisan’s Datuk Saddi Abdul Rahman, reflecting the dilemma faced by young voters across the constituency.
