Connect with us

News

“Everyone is afraid of death” – Sabah ADUN Suggests That Those Involved in Bribery be Shot Dead

Published

My Post 1 2025 04 24T105732.034
Source: Dewan Undangan Negeri Sabah | Facebook & Canva

Follow us on Facebook, Youtube, Twitter, and Instagram for the latest stories and updates daily.

A Sabah assemblyman has suggested that Malaysia take a tougher approach towards curbing the issue of bribery by sentencing those involved to death.

Warisan politician and Bugaya ADUN, Jamil Hamzah, took to his Facebook page to showcase his suggestion during a recent State Legislative Assembly session, in which he used another country’s law as an example.

Screenshot 2025 04 24 at 10.51.06 AM

“A suggestion to get us out of this corruption issue, maybe we can take (a look at) countries that have successfully solved corruption issues. Among them is China, where people involved in bribery cases are shot dead,”

“Everyone is afraid of death, I believe everyone in this hall is also afraid of death. No one is not afraid of death. So, whoever commits bribery, if there is a law that allows for that person to be killed or shot because of bribery issues, that person will be afraid to commit bribery,” he said.

 

This comes following the recent corruption scandal involving the state administration by Gabungan Rakyat Sabah (GRS).

You can check out his video here.

What do you think about this? Do feel free to share your thoughts in the comment section.

 

Also read: Police Station Chief Arrested After Testing Positive for Drugs While Partying at Club in Ampang

My Post 1 2025 04 21T164044.363

Follow us on Facebook, Youtube, Twitter, and Instagram for the latest stories and updates daily.



Just In

Dd FT 60 Dd FT 60
News11 hours ago

Man Kantoi Trying to Buy Jewellery in Terengganu with RM30k in Fake Ringgit, Flees in Axia with Fake Plate

A man was caught red-handed by a salesperson after trying to buy jewellery using counterfeit banknotes at a gold shop...

feat image ops anti feat image ops anti
News12 hours ago

M’sians Praise DBKL for Issuing On-The-Spot Fines to Smokers Caught Littering Cigarette Butts in Public

The Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL) has earned praise online after its enforcement officers issued on-the-spot compounds to those caught...

Dd FT 59 Dd FT 59
News14 hours ago

32yo Singaporean Man Rams Audi into 4 Houses in Johor & Leaves Hole in Wall, PDRM Issues Summons

A road accident on 24 November at around 5:15 PM has been making headlines recently, involving a foreign-registered car that...

collage 90 collage 90
News14 hours ago

Psychiatric Evaluation for 14yo Suspect in PJ School Fatal Stabbing Extended Again, Here’s Why

The Petaling Jaya Magistrate’s Court has fixed 16 January 2026 for the submission of the psychiatric report on the teenage...

Dd FT 56 Dd FT 56
News16 hours ago

PDRM Finds Dead Body in a Bag Buried at Rembau Home, Believed to Be Missing 53yo Ampang Woman

Previously, the Royal Malaysia Police (PDRM) appealed to the public for help in locating a 53-year-old woman, Suri Narudin, who...

feat image discount xmas feat image discount xmas
News17 hours ago

Govt Announces 50% Toll Discount Nationwide for 2 Days in Conjunction with Christmas Celebration

Minister of Works Dato Sri Alexander Nanta Linggi has announced that the Government has agreed to provide a 50% toll...

feat image rigged feat image rigged
News1 day ago

Study: 67% of Malaysians Believe the Country’s Economy is Rigged to Benefit the Rich & Powerful

Ipsos, one of the world’s largest market research companies, recently published its latest study on what Malaysians think about the...

Dd FT 55 Dd FT 55
News1 day ago

Sunway Square Mall Reverses Policy After Selangor Exco Statement, Pets No Longer Allowed in Indoor Areas

Sunway Square Mall has officially opened with 95% of its stores already up and running, marking the launch of a...

Announcement

Latest Videos



TRENDING TODAY