Anifah Aman as deputy prime minister?

malaysianinsider - The idea is not as far-fetched as it seems. Umno politicians in Sabah say that the former deputy minister has been promised the second most powerful position in Malaysia if the Barisan Nasional government is replaced by Pakatan Rakyat.

For his part, the brother of Sabah Chief Minister Musa Aman must set the ball rolling by leading the crossover of some Sabah BN MPs to the Opposition. This attractive offer was made to Anifah by Pakatan Rakyat after he turned down the deputy minister’s position in Datuk Seri Abdullah Ahmad Badawi’s government.

Anifah, 54, felt that he should have been made a full minister, possibly Rural Development Minister, given his seniority and the contribution of Umno Sabah to BN’s victory in Election 2008. The BN leadership knew that Anifah could stoke the fire of discontent in Sabah and attempted to ring fence him and his potentially divisive views about the relationship between the Federal government and the East Malaysian state....selanjutnya [KLIK DI SINI]

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