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John Brian, Chairman of the Sarawak Dayak Nation Party PBDS.
*Dayaks should be given a chance to become CM*
In the Sarawak CM's speech at the Gawai Dayak dinner at BCCK Kuching last weekend. The CM of Sarawak said that the Sarawak government is committed to advancing and improving the living standards of the Dayak people. The CM of Sarawak also requested that the Dayak people work hard to develop their land and achieve excellence in Education. John praised the Sarawak CM's speech as the sweet words of a politician.
According to John, in order to advance the Dayak people, the Sarawak government must be fair. The Dayak people's land ownership rights and consolidation of land should be expedited. Yayasan Pendidikan Sarawak should provide assistance without favoritism so that the Dayaks are also given scholarships to continue their studies abroad. After that, there should be a balanced composition in the state civil service. Currently the Dayaks are only given low-ranking positions. More importantly, political power should not be controlled by just one race. Dayak people should also be given the opportunity to become Premier and TYT. John also blamed the Dayaks who were in the Sarawak GPS government. Because they are afraid and do not dare to present an argument to oppose the monopoly of power by the Malays. They are afraid because they want to stay in the position, salary and position they currently have. Even though the majority of Dayaks are poor.
