BN election director Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin announced that Umno fields its former vice-president Tan Sri Isa Samad as the candidate in the forthcoming Bagan Pinang by-election in Negeri Sembilan.
Muhyiddin said, this by-election is about the people, people first, whoever the people want, we will grant the people their wish.”
It is claimed that the former Mentri Besar being able to unite the people in Bagan Pinang as the constituents, including the non-Malays accepted him.
Ironically, what is good for the goose is also good for the gander. Although one man's meat is another man's poison, but Wise men always think alike, so Isa is being seen as the right candidate for Bagan Pinang.
It is believed that he will win many more votes than former BN’s Azman Mohammad Noor.
Politically, Isa’s selection today is seen to be his second attempt in making a comeback after failing to defend the Umno vice-president post during the party election last April.
The Bagan Pinang by-election was made following the death of BN’s Azman Mohammad Noor on Sept 4. In March last year, Azman defeated Ramli Ismail of PAS by some 2,000 votes.
Muhyiddin said, this by-election is about the people, people first, whoever the people want, we will grant the people their wish.”
It is claimed that the former Mentri Besar being able to unite the people in Bagan Pinang as the constituents, including the non-Malays accepted him.
Ironically, what is good for the goose is also good for the gander. Although one man's meat is another man's poison, but Wise men always think alike, so Isa is being seen as the right candidate for Bagan Pinang.
It is believed that he will win many more votes than former BN’s Azman Mohammad Noor.
Politically, Isa’s selection today is seen to be his second attempt in making a comeback after failing to defend the Umno vice-president post during the party election last April.
The Bagan Pinang by-election was made following the death of BN’s Azman Mohammad Noor on Sept 4. In March last year, Azman defeated Ramli Ismail of PAS by some 2,000 votes.
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