Promises not kept, says SAPP

SILAM: It is natural for political leaders, especially those from the Barisan Nasional (BN), to make all sorts of promises to the people when elections are just round the corner.

Sabah Progressive party (SAPP) Silam Chief, Dato Shuaib Dato Mutalib, however, said many of these promises were never fulfilled and that it was not uncommon for people to cry out demanding for them.

Towards this end, he questioned why the 300 units of hardcore poor houses which were supposed to be built here at a cost of about RM50 million, had never materialised.

"What is known to the local community is that from 2006 to 2011 only 13 units have been built. The question s where have the rest of the promised houses gone to?" he asked.

BN's Janji-janji kosong?

"People beginning to distrust the BN government", laments PBS Vice President, Herbert.

KOTA KINABALU: In an open admission of failure, BN component PBS Vice President, Datuk Herbert Timbun Lagadan, has cried out aloud in panic that the people is his Kadamaian constituency in the Kota Belud district are beginning to think whether they can trust the BN government.

BN's Empty Promises....Bridge over troubled....

SEMPORNA: The community of Pulau Bum-Bum, an island off Semporna, is wondering what happened to the promise made by the Government before the l2th General Election of a bridge linking the island to the mainland.

A committee member of Umno Semporna branch, who was an officer of the Community Development Department of Sulabayan during the PBS era, Amir Salleh Abdul Rahman, 53, said the time has come for the Sulabayan assemblyman to stand up regarding the matter at the State Legislative Assembly.

Another Janji Kosong – to a Single Mother

Single mother landslide victim: “Datin Linda told me to see a municipal officer. He referred me to another officer who asked for a latter from Datin Linda. I went to Batu Sapi MP Office which is always closed. I called the telephone number displayed on the signboard but the number is not it’s service anymore”. Please help me!

See mah, whose residential flats were declared unsafe after the Sandakan landslide on January 29, 2011. Deputy CM Tan Sri Joseph Pairin Kitingan and Batu Sapi MP Datin Linda Tsen had promised to help during a visit on Febuary 10, 2011.