LAHAD DATU: The togetherness and cooperation of male and female leaders is necessary in the effort to advance the success of Sabah.
Gabungan Rakyat Sabah (GRS) Wanita Chief Datuk Azizah Mohd Dun said the presence of women leaders is not to compete with male leaders but to fight together for the sake of Sabah and the people.
She said if all parties work together then the coalition would be stronger because its struggle requires everyone to be together.
“Of course we want more female leaders who have potential, calibre and friendly to the people to be highlighted and given the opportunity to be leaders, people’s representatives or candidates in the general elections.
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Also present were GRS Zone 6B Chief Datuk Mizma Appehdullah, Sabah Welfare Services Director Jais Asri and GRS Wanita Supreme Committee members.
Azizah also requested that the leadership give serious consideration to adding female candidates in the next elections.
She emphasised that the selection of these potential candidates will not disappoint.
Regarding the programme, Azizah said it is part of the efforts implemented by the Government in taking care of the people as a whole.
She said this is the Government’s current struggle, adding all the efforts implemented are for the good of the people in line with the concept of ‘Sabah First’ which ensures that the interests of Sabah are always prioritised.
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