They say they are fed up with waiting for their membership to be approved, even after a year. FMTNews Warisan Sabah
Kota Belud pro tem branch chief Awang Salleh Makmud with others in the group announcing their exit from Warisan today.
Speaking at a press conference here, they said Warisan’s membership process was slow, unsystematic and allowed for the practice of favouritism. He said the branches would halt their machinery and secretariat and leave the party with immediate effect to become independents.
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