KANOWIT (Sarawak), April 11(Bernama) -- Sarawakians should not allow political rhetoric of opposition leaders from the peninsula divide or destroy them, said Information Communication and Culture Minister Datuk Seri Utama Rais Yatim.
He said this was because only they themselves knew what was best for them and the state.
"Opposition leaders like Lim Guan Eng and Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim are now coming in and asking the people to change the government. They come to criticise your leaders as if only they are the perfect leaders and their governments the perfect governments," he said at the launching of the Nanga Machan Wi-Fi village, together with the Barisan Nasional candidate for Machan seat, Datuk Gramong Juna, at its community hall near here today.
Rais said having served under the past four prime ministers, he was confident beyond any doubt that current prime minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak would be able to do more for Sarawak in comparison to them.
On Wi-Fi villages, Rais said the government hoped to set up 600 more such villages all over the country within one year in a move to step up Internet accessibility.
Rais said the project was vital to assist the rural students in their studies, and also as an alternative communication for the people.
Rais also said that the government would be reviewing the allowance of its rural postal agents and postmen.
MySinchew 2011.04.12He said this was because only they themselves knew what was best for them and the state.
"Opposition leaders like Lim Guan Eng and Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim are now coming in and asking the people to change the government. They come to criticise your leaders as if only they are the perfect leaders and their governments the perfect governments," he said at the launching of the Nanga Machan Wi-Fi village, together with the Barisan Nasional candidate for Machan seat, Datuk Gramong Juna, at its community hall near here today.
Rais said having served under the past four prime ministers, he was confident beyond any doubt that current prime minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak would be able to do more for Sarawak in comparison to them.
On Wi-Fi villages, Rais said the government hoped to set up 600 more such villages all over the country within one year in a move to step up Internet accessibility.
Rais said the project was vital to assist the rural students in their studies, and also as an alternative communication for the people.
Rais also said that the government would be reviewing the allowance of its rural postal agents and postmen.
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