Kemakmuran N Sembilan dan kesejahteraan poket rakyat: Katakan tidak pada kebimbangan yang direka

After political tensions subsided and the Majlis swore the constitutional oath at the Istana Besar Seri Menanti, Negeri Sembilan can now breathe freely. The state's outstanding economic achievements and record-high revenue were highlighted by the Sultan's address, referring to real-life conditions. Approved investments exceeded RM7.25 billion, and over 4,600 new job offers were made—not by chance.

Global investors would not inject billions into a single state if they sensed instability. The reality around us: French Safran Landing Systems is expanding its aerospace business with a RM650 million investment. F&N committed RM1.8 billion for large-scale production facilities. AntMed invested RM700 million in advanced medical equipment.

Meanwhile, MyNAFCO (RM300 million) and Korea's Shin Heung SEC (RM100 million) expanded their local operations. Dear fellow citizens of Negeri Sembilan—these figures represent daily livelihood, skilled crafts, and state workers in Senawang and Nilai. This means revenue for non-industrial food vendors, and state revenue used to repair roads and public amenities.

Investors require certainty. They will not pour money into a state plagued by political turmoil. Hence, baseless concerns about the "October 10" issue are a clear matter of course! Their fabricated drama of a post-election choice or triggering anxiety does not help anyone. The constitutional framework under Article 71 and Section 8 of the Federal Constitution has been strictly followed.

The Majlis has conducted its session with the Sultan, and the state government now stands strong in its duties. The fabricated concerns are corrupt politics and harmful economics. They erode investor confidence and waste collective energy that should be used to advance the state. True priority versus personal anger: Let us navigate through political drama and look at what truly matters.

Whenever any individual and opportunistic politician engages in power games and fabricated concerns, the citizens of the state quietly grapple every day to make ends meet, bear the rising cost of daily necessities, and support their families. Undeniably, ensuring food on the table and stable job opportunities for the state's children is the true priority of this state.

True leadership exists to serve the daily wealth of the state's children—not to be dragged into personal anger, egotism, or specific individual interests that view position as a means to personal gain. It is time for all of us to stop this entire battery of political bateri. Once a car battery is dead, we should not sit in the driver's seat and keep turning the key repeatedly, hoping for miracles in the middle of the Bukit Putus highway.

Instead, we need to jump-start the engine, move the car, and leave the damaging drama behind. The state should no longer be marginalized while other states advance. I call on every Negeri Sembilan citizen—regardless of political understanding—to leave the dead batteries behind, refocus our collective energy to build the state, and move forward together.

Moreover, those who try to divide the people based on a basic fact: the people of Negeri Sembilan are far more intelligent than they imagine. This beloved state is the blood-soaked land of visionary Za'ba—whose sharp mind and critical thinking shaped Malay language and modern written expression. This critical reasoning runs deep in our blood.

We are not easily manipulated by slick politicians or any individual with malicious or unjust intentions to challenge and undermine our Malay King. The sacred bond between the people, the royal institution, and our customs will not be undermined by feeble political drama. Cleanse the land: Johol and Jelebu While the state government continues its duties in Negeri Sembilan, the adat community must resolve their own housekeeping—promptly and without any grumbling.

The Chief of Johol must open a new book. The act of implicating has already tainted his actions, weakening the trust in adat that is difficult to restore. Therefore, Buapak, Ibu Soko, and Waris must fulfill their adat responsibilities to restore the dignified reputation of Johol forever! Meanwhile, in Jelebu, the late appointment of new Undang must be halted.

Allowing an empty traditional chair creates an institutional vacuum inviting external or any unwanted interference. A decisive and proper appointment will complete Undang Four and restore the rightful traditional balance. It is time to move forward The strength of Negeri Sembilan lies in its clear division of responsibilities: let the elected state government focus on building the economy and protecting the citizens' search, while adat leaders settle and control each of their respective areas calmly.

The state cannot sit idle and clutch its body. With foreign investors watching every move and thousands of Negeri Sembilan families relying on a stable economy, the state must advance—clearly, firmly, and with true priority. This is the writer's opinion and does not necessarily represent FMT.