Hajiji urges GRS leaders to put Sabah first, warns against infighting
DATUK Seri Hajiji Noor has urged Gabungan Rakyat Sabah (GRS) leaders to set aside political differences and personal ambitions, warning that infighting could weaken the coalition’s ability to defend Sabah’s interests at the federal level. Hajiji, who...
Datuk Seri Hajiji Noor, the Chief Minister and GRS chairman, addressed GRS leaders at the 2026 Convention in Kuala Lumpur, emphasizing the importance of unity within the coalition. He warned against infighting and political disputes, stating that the coalition's strength lies in its unity and the interests of Sabah, not personal ambitions.
Hajiji reminded the leaders that Sabah's strength begins with unity within the GRS house. He highlighted that the coalition was formed in 2020 to give Sabah a stronger political voice and protect its people's interests. The emergence of GRS as the largest bloc in the 2025 Sabah state election was a collective achievement, he noted.
Each party and member played a crucial role, and no single party could claim sole credit for the coalition's success. Hajiji stressed that the interests of GRS must take precedence over individual parties, while the interests of Sabah must remain paramount above the coalition. He called on leaders to recognize the contributions of every component party and to respect the diverse communities in Sabah.
The GRS chairman urged leaders to strengthen the coalition's organization and cooperation to maintain public confidence and ensure the coalition remains united in pursuing Sabah's interests.
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