TUARAN: Chief Minister Datuk Seri Hajiji Noor has announced that the upcoming 17th Sabah State Election will be his last, ending more than 35 years in politics.
Speaking at the opening of the DSP Haji Hajiji Hall here on Thursday, Hajiji reflected on his journey from a young politician to Chief Minister, saying it was time to give way to the younger generation.
He emphasised that his administration had prioritised education and human capital development, describing them as the foundations of Sabah’s future prosperity.
Hajiji urged teachers, parents, and community leaders to share the government’s achievements and not be swayed by opposition propaganda.
“This will be my last election. After this, it is time for the younger generation to continue the struggle,” he said.
Speaking at the opening of the DSP Haji Hajiji Hall here on Thursday, Hajiji reflected on his journey from a young politician to Chief Minister, saying it was time to give way to the younger generation.
He emphasised that his administration had prioritised education and human capital development, describing them as the foundations of Sabah’s future prosperity.
Hajiji urged teachers, parents, and community leaders to share the government’s achievements and not be swayed by opposition propaganda.
“This will be my last election. After this, it is time for the younger generation to continue the struggle,” he said.
