The rakyat of Sarawak are now more vocal in expressing their dissatisfaction, and they are most definitely longing for change. The logic is simple: if a party that has been ruling the state for so long cannot deliver, why shouldn’t they opt for change? This is democracy, after all. The elected leaders should bow to the people and not the other way around.

PBB should step up their game by utilising all the time and resources they have left to win the hearts and minds of the rakyat. Start by actually listening to the people, not just their advisers.

The rakyat want more than just handouts. They want better infrastructure, economic opportunities, and leaders who are able to walk the talk. They want the leaders to engage more with the youth because they are the future. They want leaders to be firm in fighting for their rights because they are sick of being treated like a stepchild by the federal government.

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