Samuel Lim

I like drums and like hitting things which is called the drums

[Samuel Lim @blastersammmy]

An instagram pool I created 2 days before voting. Maybe a good explanation as to why Malayan/National parties who contested in Sabah had very poor performance.

[Suruhanjaya Pilihan Raya Malaysia @sprgovmy]

JUMLAH DAN PERATUSAN KELUAR MENGUNDI BAGI PILIHAN RAYA UMUM (PRU) DEWAN UNDANGAN SABAH KE-17

29 November 2025 (Sabtu)
sehingga jam 4:00 petang

SPR

[Samuel Lim @blastersammmy]

Decent turnout so far

[Suruhanjaya Pilihan Raya Malaysia @sprgovmy]

JUMLAH DAN PERATUSAN KELUAR MENGUNDI BAGI PILIHAN RAYA UMUM (PRU) DEWAN UNDANGAN SABAH KE-17

29 November 2025 (Sabtu)
sehingga jam 11:00 pagi

SPR

[Suruhanjaya Pilihan Raya Malaysia @sprgovmy]

JUMLAH DAN PERATUSAN KELUAR MENGUNDI BAGI PILIHAN RAYA UMUM (PRU) DEWAN UNDANGAN SABAH KE-17

29 November 2025 (Sabtu)
sehingga jam 10:00 pagi

SPR

[Suruhanjaya Pilihan Raya Malaysia @sprgovmy]

Dokumen paling penting HARI INI!!!

PRU Dewan Undangan Sabah Ke-17

Ramai-ramai kita keluar mengundi mulai 7:30 pagi hingga 5:30 petang. Sila semak maklumat pengundian anda di sini:

https://t.co/l4LZujooPD

JANGAN LUPA!

[Samuel Lim @blastersammmy]

[Sabah’s Sorrows should End]

Read here: https://t.co/ZOuvuDsVzX

[Samuel Lim @blastersammmy]

Sabah patriots always @shorinla

[Samuel Lim @blastersammmy]

FFS MAN UNITED :(

[Samantha Chong 🇲🇾🇵🇸 @Samantha__chong]

As a former prosecutor of Attorney General's Chambers, I know many good men & women in the AGC that sacrifice their personal life to serve the country.

But something is rotten in the state of Denmark. It is high time to reform AGC for more transparency and accountability.

[Samuel Lim @blastersammmy]

@FabriRahman @fmtoday @demouse28 👀👀

[Lim Wei Jiet @lim_weijiet]

Not fair to blame Government for Bung Mokhtar’s acquittal.

That was decision by the High Court which reversed the Sessions Court’s decision, after trial has concluded.

Let’s stick to the facts. Continue pressure on decision to drop charges in Zahid’s case.

[Malay Mail @malaymail]

The High Court today declined to grant a full acquittal to Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Seri Ahmad Zahid Hamidi from all 47 charges in his Yayasan Akalbudi trial as asked by the defence.

Trial judge Datuk Collin Lawrence Sequerah gave the order for a a discharge not amounting to an acquittal (DNAA).after the prosecution said it would not continue the trial against Zahid.

“In the premises, and for the reasons given, this court makes an order for discharge not amounting to acquittal,” the judge said in delivering his decision.

Deputy public prosecutor Datuk Mohd Dusuki Mokhtar had applied for the DNAA when the trial resumed this morning, but the defence led by Datuk Hisyam Teh had pushed the court for a full acquittal instead.

A DNAA means an accused person can face trial for the same charges in the future if the prosecution decides to reinstate them.

This comes after Zahid's lawyers' August 24 statement, which had urged Attorney-General Tan Sri Idrus Harun to speed up his decision on Zahid's application to have all 47 charges reviewed. Idrus's contract as AG ends tomorrow, with Solicitor General Datuk Ahmad Terrirudin Mohd Salleh to succeed him as AG this Wednesday.

On December 8, 2022 and January 25 this year, Zahid's lawyers had sent representation letters along with documents numbering over 200 pages to the prosecution to ask the attorney-general to review the 47 charges against him.

The defence had claimed that there was “new evidence” in Zahid's case, and that the investigation against him was “defective” due to the short four-month investigation period because of the alleged haste to charge him.

The defence also claimed that the prosecution against Zahid was political in nature.

Zahid, who is also Umno president and Barisan Nasional chairman, was facing 47 charges including for the dishonest misappropriation of his charitable foundation Yayasan Akalbudi.

The 47 charges are namely, 12 counts of criminal breach of trust in relation to over RM31 million of Yayasan Akalbudi’s funds, 27 counts of money laundering, and eight counts of bribery charges of over RM21.25 million in alleged bribes.

Yayasan Akalbudi was founded with the purported objectives of receiving and administering funds for the eradication of poverty and enhancing the welfare of the poor.

Zahid's trial began on November 18, 2019, and about 116 days of hearing have taken place since then.

After 99 prosecution witnesses testified in the trial, the High Court on January 24, 2022 ordered Zahid to enter defence on all 47 charges.

So far, Zahid and 14 other defence witnesses have testified, with his lawyers indicating last month of plans to call another 17 more defence witnesses.

The trial was initially scheduled to continue today.

The other hearing dates scheduled for the trial are September 5 to 7, October 31, November 1, November 17, November 20 to 24, November 27 to 29, December 4 to 7 and December 11 to 15.

#Malaysia #Trending #News #ZahidHamidi

[centredevils. @centredevils]

We are Manchester United, and we are ready. 🔴❤️

(via @aditya_reds)

[Samuel Lim @blastersammmy]

Whenever there’s elections in Malaysia, there’s two things guaranteed,

1: making predictions with friends

2: discussing the current political landscape with @demouse28 HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

[Samuel Lim @blastersammmy]

@thesaralisa For more of a perfect explanation, YB Rafizi Ramli explains it here perfectly:

https://t.co/I2G7CnWEcu

[Samuel Lim @blastersammmy]

@thesaralisa That’s their main strategy tbh. They’re playing the cards of “Muslims/Malay are left behind now because of DSAI.”

[Samuel Lim @blastersammmy]

@thesaralisa Most of them and the fence sitters do not really pay attention of the govt’s narrative/plans on improving the economy or producing large amounts of jobs etc, ie- the long term plan.

It’s all about how can you improve my life significantly now?

[Samuel Lim @blastersammmy]

@thesaralisa They do not need to have complex manifestos or plans to showcase to their voter base as they kinda know most of hardcore ones know they will support them.

[Malay Mail @malaymail]

Abang Johari: State elections in peninsular Malaysia show people divided along racial, religious lines https://t.co/wV6KGThYcv

[Samuel Lim @blastersammmy]

READ THIS

#PRN2023