Luqman's musings

  Yesterday, a good friend sent me the photo above and said: ‘Notice the elevation?’ I responded: Yes, what is important is if this was according to the DP (Development Plan). He replied: No idea…this has been going on for ages, until they meet LM (Luqman Michel).

  Hello, everyone, Lately I’ve been reflecting on how easy it is to get swept up in the noise of daily headlines and official narratives. In a world that moves so quickly, we rarely pause to ask difficult questions or dig deeper beyond surface-level reporting. One piece that caught my attention recently is this article from The Star: ‘Swift and robust disciplinary action is needed to break the long-standing cycle of corruption and integrity breaches within the public sector, says Tan Sri Dr Ismail Bakar.’

  The post is by EAIC and the Sabah equivalent is Bahagian Integriti dan Governans Negeri Sabah (BIGoNS)

Here is a Face Book post by someone from Enforcement Agency Integrity Commission. I have many posts that I have prepared to be posted after my meeting with the Sabah Integrity Department this afternoon,12.8.2025, but I thought I better post this first. EAIC: Not many integrity cases reported but enough to erode public trust Here are comments and encouraging replies by someone honest at EAIC. I wonder if this site will be available for sometime to come. 

EAIC is for complaints about Federal Agencies. In Sabah it’s equivalent is Sabah Integrity department. The Enforcement Agency Integrity Commission (EAIC) is actively working to address integrity issues within enforcement agencies. This includes investigating misconduct, even targeting department heads who enable such issues. The EAIC is also exploring the use of artificial intelligence to assess public perception of corruption and formulate action plans.