The STAR president accuses the government of double standard over Mohd Akjan Ali's statement that Suluks are 'first class natives' of Sabah. FMTNews STAR JeffreyKitingan
Jeffrey Kitingan and other STAR leaders at his house in Bukit Padang, Kota Kinabalu, today.
In the video, Akjan, who was responding to the scrapping of the Temporary Sabah Pass plan, said there were over a million people in the state with Suluk, Bajau Ubian, Sibutu Simunul and Kagayan parentage who were “first class natives” under the Sabah constitution. He said Akjan had also issued a veiled threat in the video when he warned those who opposed him “not to disturb the hornet’s nest”.
He said security was among the promises to Sabah when it joined Malaysia in 1963 and “despite 56 years of nationhood, the federal government has done nothing to improve the situation”.‘New plan needed to solve migrants issue’ He said the authorities must close all rat trails or illegal entry points along Sabah’s borders but feared the related agencies might not be able to do so because of corruption among their officers.
“I implore the prime minister to resolve this issue. Close all the front and back doors, leave no room for them to enter the state illegally.
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