Despite my favourite colour being red I wore a white dress to the Seputeh nomination centre today. I looked at all the clothes in my wardrobe last night and wondered what to wear. 🙂 I then thought of 2 things: 1) My constituency name is Seputeh. I should wear something that reflects “Puteh”. 2) In…
Today is the long awaited nomination day for the 13th General Elections of Malaysia. As you know, this time I chose to contest in Seputeh parliamentary seat and forgo Kinrara state seat. I am happy to seek another mandate on my old turf now as this is the constituency when I started my elected representative’s…
The Seputeh DAP members and I marching to the nomination centre this morning. We chanted “ubah ubah, ini kalilah kita ubah kerajaan” all the way to the nomination centre 🙂
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