GRS chairman Datuk Seri Hajiji Noor claims that he has obtained the support of 44 Sabah state assemblymen from GRS, PH and BN.
He said that with the support, the Sabah state government remained intact and he was still the Chief Minister. "This means that the existing government, which I lead, is still intact and strong and will continue to govern the state of Sabah," he told reporters here today.Earlier in the afternoon, he attended an hour-long meeting with 44 Sabah assemblymen at the Sabah Chief Minister's Official Residence in Sri Gaya here.
Also present were Sabah PH chairman Datuk Christina Liew, United Progressive Kinabalu Organization vice president and Minister of Entrepreneurship Development and Cooperatives Ewon Benedick, Sabah Community Development and People's Welfare Minister Datuk Shahelmey Yahya , and Sabah Pas secretary Aliakbar Gulasan. Of the 44 assemblymen, 29 are believed to be from GRS, PH , BN , PAS , Parti Harapan Rakyat Sabah and an Independent.
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