SINGAPORE: Amid a fractious political situation in Sabah, the state government led by the Gabungan Rakyat Sabah (GRS) coalition collapsed on Friday night (Jan 6) after Barisan Nasional (BN)
With the political fallout, BN is expected to team up with the state’s main opposition party – Parti Warisan Sabah led by Mr Shafie Apdal which occupies 19 seats – and other smaller parties to form the next state government.
He noted that BN and PN had implemented an agreement to form the state government following the Sabah state elections in 2020. However, Mr Hajiji and other leaders of Sabah’s Bersatu – which is a component of PN – later left the party.He said: “Hajiji also threatened us with a Cabinet reshuffle without any discussion. We have also lost confidence after Hajiji lost his locus standi and qualifications to be selected as Sabah Chief Minister.
However, Dr Oh noted that if Mr Hajiji is ousted, Mr Bung Moktar and Mr Shafie would have to work together to form a new state government.Commentary: Sabah’s surprise results – and how Warisan lost big in state elections Also commenting on Mr Hajiji’s claims that he continues to command a majority in the state legislature, political analyst Associate Professor Ahmad Martadha Mohamed from Universiti Utara Malaysia said: “This is enough for the current government to continue.
“So Hajiji may be using that precedent - to become chief minister by the simple virtue that he has the simple majority,” said Assoc Prof Ahmad Martadha.“I simply cannot give a definitive answer on who might be the next chief minister because the numbers are changing by the hour, if not minutes,” said Dr Oh.Dr Oh noted that the factions involved in the political impasse in Sabah are all component parties of the federal ruling coalition under Mr Anwar’s leadership.
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