Warisan vice-president Junz Wong said he was confident the party and state government would remain intact. ― Picture by Julia Chan
In a statement here today, he said he was offered up to RM27 million to switch parties and support former chief minister Tan Sri Musa Aman so the latter could form government. "Wouldn’t it be good to see the money being channeled to Sabahans who need it? We can get so much in return in the afterlife,” he said.
Tanjung Kapor assemblyman Ben Chong, whose name was touted to be on a list of defectors who had signed a statutory declaration supporting Musa, also denied any intention to cross over. “Ben Chong IS NOT FOR SALE and it’s final. Enough of the continued efforts to lobby me for me, and through my friends,” he said in a statement.
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