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Warisan Stands Firm Ahead of Sabah's 17th State Election
In a clear and decisive statement made in Kota Kinabalu on Saturday, August 24, Warisan Information Chief Datuk Mohd Azis Jamman confirmed that the party will be contesting the upcoming 17th State Election independently.
Azis emphasised that Warisan's only pact is with the people of Sabah, reiterating the party's commitment to providing a government that prioritises the welfare of Sabahans over political expediency.
"Warisan remains steadfast in its focus on addressing the issues that matter most to the people of Sabah," Azis said. "These include the rising cost of living, infrastructure gaps, unreliable electricity and water supply, limited job opportunities, and Sabah's rights under the Malaysia Agreement 1963."
The party has denied any negotiations, discussions, or arrangements with both Gabungan Rakyat Sabah (GRS) and Perikatan Nasional (PN). Warisan President, Datuk Seri Mohd Shafie Apdal, has made it clear that the party will contest the election under its own logo and strength.
"Warisan prioritises political integrity and transparency," Azis added. "We are confident that the people of Sabah will continue to support our vision of a fairer and more prosperous future for the State."
The statement comes amidst speculation about Warisan's participation in the 17th State Election. However, Azis's words leave no room for doubt - Warisan is ready to face the election independently, standing firm in its commitment to the people of Sabah.
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