PBB meeting chaired by Taib himself pledges support
Published: Sep 5, 2010 4:02 PM | Updated: Sep 5, 2010 4:04 PM
Parti Pesaka Bumiputera Bersatu (PBB) today expressed its undivided support for Abdul Taib Mahmud to remain as the party president, saying this was necessary to maintain political stability and continuous development in Sarawak.
Parti Pesaka Bumiputera Bersatu (PBB) today expressed its undivided support for Abdul Taib Mahmud (below) to remain as the party president, saying this was necessary to maintain political stability and continuous development in Sarawak.
The support was expressed via a pledge of loyalty and a resolution at the meeting of the PBB supreme council chaired by Taib himself, said PBB deputy president Alfred Jabu.
Jabu said the support was expressed by all the PBB supreme council members and all the leaders of the various segments of the 71 branches of the party.
"We (PBB members) unanimously support the leadership of Abdul Taib Mahmud and will continue to support his leadership and that of Prime Minister Najib Tun Razak," Jabu, who is a Sarawak deputy chief minister, told reporters this evening.
Taib, who is Sarawak chief minister, left 10 minutes earlier and declined to speak to reporters who had been waiting since morning. He left it to Jabu to attend to the newsmen.
- Bernama
The support was expressed via a pledge of loyalty and a resolution at the meeting of the PBB supreme council chaired by Taib himself, said PBB deputy president Alfred Jabu. Jabu said the support was expressed by all the PBB supreme council members and all the leaders of the various segments of the 71 branches of the party.
"We (PBB members) unanimously support the leadership of Abdul Taib Mahmud and will continue to support his leadership and that of Prime Minister Najib Tun Razak," Jabu, who is a Sarawak deputy chief minister, told reporters this evening.
Taib, who is Sarawak chief minister, left 10 minutes earlier and declined to speak to reporters who had been waiting since morning. He left it to Jabu to attend to the newsmen.
- Bernama
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