BERSATU youth lacks direction and is not attracting younger voters, said two party members who will challenge Youth and Sports Minister Syed Saddiq Abdul Rahman for the wing’s top post.
Mohd Muzammil Ismail and Razalif Mohamad Zain, both 30, told The Malaysian Insight that Bersatu youth, also known as Armada, needs a new leader who can galvanise support from younger voters and organise activities.
Effective July 2018, access to full reports will only be available with a subscription. Sign-up now and enjoy one (1) week free access!
SS, if only you can inspire your RMC comrade's support, you can have the most successful youth movement in the country. It is indeed sad that many of them are not involved in Bersatu's youth movement. For a start reach out to them and see.
Posted 4 years ago by Citizen Pencen
Syed, these 2 fellows want money just like UmNo days. Ask them to join back Umno. Isn't it the division chief reaponaibility to organise grass root activities to boost the confidence of young people? They want their lives to be changed to better after joining Bersatu? Opportunist or hypocrite? I join a political party for decades but never receive a single cent, I m ok as I m hardworking and proud to earn my living. These 2 division Chiefs are merely political parasite migrated from UmNo.
Posted 4 years ago by James Wong
Editor's Pick
2 months ago
Mindef says will cooperate with MACC on procurement cartel case
2 months ago
公共服务薪酬研究中期报告 JPA:昨已呈首相
2 months ago
White House ‘concerned’ about reported death of US citizen in West Bank
2 months ago
Kenaikan tarif air baharu minimum, tidak beban pengguna, kata MB Terengganu
Comments
Posted 4 years ago by Citizen Pencen
Posted 4 years ago by James Wong