FTES: The landlord's church should be planted in Sarawak

KUCHING, Oct. 16: Sarawak government requested to negotiate with the state's highest bidder for a grant of hundreds of millions of dollars from the Sarawak Pechuma Higher Student Scheme (FTES).

Tanjong Datu Azizul Annuar Adenan's Nengeri Council (ADUN) cabinet, whose scheme was inspired by Sarawak to become a "tuition incubator" of graduate students in Nadai is bound by the need for an outdoor service day in Singapore, Kuala Lumpur and western multinational unions.

"Kitai meri puku urung RM400 million a year money was paid by chukai refused to suddenly graduate from betikas dunya, tang ketegal scheme did not complain of any service bonding, he knew the owner of multinational union suppliers outside the open economy for decades that sida laban was found to be developing talent in engineering and technology after graduation.

"So, we have to move beyond the steel union in this country because Petros and Sarawak Energy should cooperate with FTES institutions.

"Kitai should be encouraged to pay tribute to local talent", he said during the Sarawak Budget 2027 rally at the Nengeri Council Assembly (DUN) that day.

He's a graduate-facing employee of the middle class who doesn't want to be traveled by train to learn local talent and become an outsider.