Tombonuo association praises on Rahim Bakri’s leadership

By Raymond Tombung

 

Datuk Rahim Bakri together with Akians and other PBTPS leaders
delivering rice to the villagers of Kg. Tombonuo

PITAS: The president of the Sabah Pitas Tombonuo People’s Association (PBTPS), En. Akian Ahkiew expressed his association’s appreciation and gratitude for the dynamic leadership of Kudat’s Member of Parliament, Datuk Rahim Bakri.

 

Akian puji kepimpinan Datuk Rahim Bakri sebagai dinamik dan progresif

Oleh Raymond Tombung 

Datuk Rahim Bakri bersama para Akian dan para pemimpin PBTPS yang lain
menyampaikan bantuan beras kepada para penduduk Kg.Tombonuo.

PITAS: Presiden Persatuan Bangsa Tombonuo Pitas Sabah (PBTPS), En. Akian Ahkiew menyuarakan penghargaan terhadap kualiti kepimpinan Datuk Rahim Bakri sebagai Ahli Parlimen Kudat.

 

Dalam ucapan beliau di Majlis Pemimpin Bersama Rakyat baru-baru ini di sini, Akian sebagai Presiden PBTPS yang telah menganjur majlis tersebut, mengakui kepimpinan Rahim sebagai dinamik dan progresif, dengan sikap yang aktif dan sangat prihatin kepada situasi dan keperluan para penduduk di Kudat.

 

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of the ruling coalition.

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