Mustapha: Alleged videos could alter Sabah politics

LocalPolitics
29 Jun 2025 • 3:28 PM MYT
Daily Express
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By: Abbey Junior

KOTA KINABALU: Sabah PKR chief Datuk Mustapha Sakmud expressed shock over unreleased videos allegedly involving GRS leaders discussing political support and project allocations, saying it could shift the state's political landscape.

Following a party meeting, Mustapha said PKR is analysing the video’s impact, has instructed its machinery to stay alert, and will use voter profiling to guide seat talks.

He confirmed near-finalised negotiations with Barisan Nasional, while discussions with GRS have yet to begin but remain open.

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