Uggah likens Guan Eng to Taju Remaong, Iban mythical leopard man
Sarawak deputy chief minister Douglas Uggah says that if Sarawakians are to believe Lim Guan Eng’s predictions about the local economy, then they are doomed, as in the Iban fairy tale. – The Malaysian Insight file pic, June 23, 2019.
SARAWAKIAN lawmakers have continued their verbal barrage of Finance Minister and DAP secretary-general Lim Gua Eng, hammering him over his claim that Sarawak would go bankrupt in three years. Last night, Sarawak deputy chief minister Douglas Uggah equated Lim to Taju Remaong, the leopard man from Iban folklore that baits and then kills its victims.
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