KOTA KINABALU: Community Development Leaders (PPM) under the Gabungan Rakyat Sabah (GRS) State Government have been reminded to discharge their duties with commitment and integrity to help the people in their respective constituency.
“If I find there are PPMs who failed to discharge their duties and responsibilities then I as the Chief Minister will not hesitate to take action,” said Chief Minister Datuk Seri Haji Hajiji Haji Noor.
Speaking after witnessing the oath taking ceremony and presentation of appointment letters to 44 PPMs at the State Administrative Centre here on Monday, he reminded the PPMs of their duty to assist the government elected representatives to provide the best service to the people.
“This is to ensure the aspirations of the rakyat who elected the Government will be met,” he said.
An efficient PPM also formed a strong foundation at the grassroots level, which in turned create a strong government, he said.
The Chief Minister said the appointment of the PPM will pave the way for the appointment of other grassroots leaders such as the Community Development Officers (CDO), Village Security and Development Committee (JPKK) among others.
Hajiji reminded the PPM the government today was facing a challenge due to the outbreak of the Covid-19 pandemic.
“We need to push for economic recovery activities but this is currently being impeded by movement constraint. Hopefully, when the pandemic is finally no longer in Sabah we can go all out to boost the state’s economy,” he said.
On hand were assistant ministers, elected representatives and Community Development Leader Unit (UPPM) Director, Datuk Matbali Musah.
The PPM who took their oath under phase one were:
1. Suraya Asek @ Eyan Abd Rashik (UPPM Headquarters)
2. Haji Murnih Lamsari (Sulaman)
3. Abu Bakar Gapar (Lamag)
4. Jewin @ Patrick Paunil (Tambunan)
5. Dounis Sany (Kundasang)
6. Rosdi Abd Ghani (Karanaan)
7. Madin Anak (Tamparuli)
8. Saruji Abdul Rahman (Membakut)
9. Samry @ Sami Sher Mohammad (Sukau)
10. Mohd Sufian @ Eddie Matin (Tanjung Keramat)
11. Matlan Tman (Karambunai)
12. Tony Talasoy (Sook)
13. Mohd Hisyamuddin Harun (Paginatan)
14. Kamarul Anuar Ahmad @ Augustine (Bandau)
15. M. Aziriansyah Ali (Apas)
16. Jepinus Kimun (Kuala Penyu)
17. Junior Fred Vincent (Bingkor)
18. Jalil Atang (Sugut)
19. Majawab Masantun (Tandek)
20. Mohd Rosli Ibrahim @ Dulaim (Pantai Manis)
21. Matjun @ Yunus Mathon (Klias)
22. Berahim Nasib (Sungai Sibuga)
23. Rafael Rindan @ Rafael Lindan (Labuk)
24. Mohamad Lahab Enul (Bengkoka)
25. Golubi Guntarek (Kiulu)
26. Marius Masain (Matunggong)
27. Casmir Silip (Tulid)
28. Ramlah Nasir (Pitas)
29. Saharuddin Salleh (Tanjung Batu)
30. Jamlan Saparan (Pintasan)
31. Sigam Angor (Tempasuk)
32. Amran Disah (Usukan)
33. Rosli Ibrahim (Kawang)
34. Dioslin Alin @ Augustine (Lumadan)
35. Sani Miasin (Sindumin)
36. Frederick Philip @ Fred Toyong (Liawan)
37. Sabili Ahunang (Kemabong)
38. Deckson Anthony @ Andipai (Nabawan)
39. Marcellus Jaffery (Telupid)
40. Isgau Abdullah (Sungai Manila)
41. Tokyo Abdul Hasim B Saulid Kandan (Kuamut)
42. Amran Karim (Balung)
43. Mizma Appehdullah (Segama)
44. Hussin Mohd Rais (Kunak)
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