Luqman's musings

When Rhetoric Meets Reality in a Local Housing Nightmare In a recent LinkedIn post (Copied below for your convenience) that has sparked thoughtful debate among Sabahans , veteran lawyer Ronny Cham , Founder and Senior Partner of Ronny Cham & Co (established in 1984), passionately critiques the slogan "Sabah for Sabahan" as a "dangerous illusion." Drawing from his decades of experience in Kota Kinabalu, Cham argues that true progress for Sabah lies not in isolation from the Federal Government but in "intelligent partnership, accountability, and integrity in leadership." He warns against divisive rhetoric that severs the "lifeline" of federal support for defense, infrastructure, education, and health—essentials that Sabah lacks the capacity to fully provide on its own. Disclaimer: To be clear, I'm not here to debate MA63. This post simply contrasts what Cham claims with his actual actions.

This is a continuation of my post on my correspondence with the Board of Engineers. The BEM wrote and said that the Board will meet on 6.6.2023. I wrote and said that I will await their report on the investigation. The following are the emails exchanged subsequent to 6.6.2023.

‘ Anwar warned that no one will be spared from prosecution for corruption regardless of their status.’ What is the best way to fight corruption? i.                      expose corrupt activities and risks. ii.                    keep the public sector honest, transparent and accountable. iii.                  stop dishonest practices. iv.                  ensure public sector employees act in the public interest.