sure instruction coming from federal, in this case PMX and Zahid

Still got anti katak law kan? But if 12GPS ADUN + 5 bebas + other local parties memberontak then even Hajiji also can't tahan

They still are in GPS but no support, no resign.
Just wait to be sack which is the loophole in the anti katak law if ayam not mistaken.

Nothing new. Sabah, land of frogs.

I dont even surprised Bung won again.

Nothing new. Sabah, land of frogs.

I dont even surprised Bung won again.

Oi bila nak repair jalan.

Oi bila nak repair jalan.

Want stable go call Shafie Apdal lah, Hajiji oh Hajiji

sapie mo jd boss juge

The very least requirement : Remove bung and get someone else to lead Sabah BN....

Why suddenly terus accepted into cabinet? damn bodo

would you sleep in a house with your assassin? Thats what Hajiji did lol

Want stable go call Shafie Apdal lah, Hajiji oh Hajiji

Meanwhile Shafie denied attempts to "buy" ADUNs.... but.... who knows 

PETALING JAYA: Warisan president Shafie Apdal today rejected claims that his party attempted to buy over assemblymen in an attempt to form the Sabah government after the state election on Saturday.
In a statement, Shafie said Warisan had always upheld integrity and the principle that leadership must be earned through public trust.

“Warisan respects the mandate of the people and the democratic process that guides our state,” he said.

“We will continue to fulfil the role entrusted to us with dignity, consistency and an unwavering dedication to serving Sabah.”

Quoting sources, FMT yesterday reported that Barisan Nasional (BN) was brought into the new Gabungan Rakyat Sabah (GRS) Plus government to safeguard chief minister Hajiji Noor’s administration from collapsing less than two days after his swearing-in.

A GRS insider claimed that Warisan had attempted to destabilise the fledgling state government by offering full ministerial positions to BN representatives and five independent assemblymen.

Reports suggested that Warisan, which secured 25 seats, was engaged in talks with BN and several other parties in a bid to form a coalition government in Sabah.

Deputy chief minister I Joachim Gunsalam later confirmed that both BN and Pakatan Harapan (PH) were part of Hajiji’s new administration.

Among the 10 ministers sworn in before Sabah governor Musa Aman were PH’s Melalap assemblyman Jamawi Jaafar and BN’s Sukau assemblyman Jafry Ariffin.

Hajiji was sworn in as chief minister for a second term on Sunday.

GRS secured 29 seats in last Saturday’s election and later gained the support of three Upko assemblymen, one from PH, and five independents.

It is understood that Parti Kesejahteraan Demokratik Masyarakat, which holds one seat in the Paginatan state constituency, also supports the GRS government.