Gagasan Rakyat Youth Movement announces new leadership lineup
02 May 2023 11:43pm
Fairuz (centre) during press conference on Tuesday - Bernama Pix
Speaking to reporters after chairing the movement’s first meeting, Fairuz, who is also Pintasan assemblyman, said those elected were from various ethnicities and religions in Sabah, and their qualifications in various fields would strengthen Gagasan Rakyat.
The new leadership includes his vice-chief, Azrul Ibrahim, Khazarudin Kahar (Asst Secretary), Mohammad Ghazali Hajiji (Asst Treasurer) and Barhul Sahibu as Information Chief.
"We are currently in the process of registering members throughout Sabah and the response is very encouraging. We expect members among youth to exceed 20,000 people by the year’s end,” he said.
Meanwhile, he shared that the movement will establish the GAHMUDA squad, a volunteer team that will serve as a platform for youth to contribute ideas, energy and time involving issues like social welfare, disasters and accidents.
"GAHMUDA will be launched before the of the year and all Gagasan Rakyat members aged 18 to 40 are welcomed to join,” he added.
The Gagasan Rakyat Youth Movement leadership lineup announced today is as follows:
Chief: Datuk Fairuz Renddan
Vice-Chief: Azrul Ibrahim
Asst Secretary: Khazarudin Kahar
Asst Treasurer: Mohammad Ghazali Hajiji
Information Chief: Barhul Sahibu
Executive Committee Members:
1. Abqaree Fawwaz Abekan
2. Zulhuzaimi Hassan
3. Kamarul Anuar Ahmad
4. Faizal Sabri
5. Awang Faisal Assyifa
6. Willy Frous Darinsok
7. Mohd Fakhruz Zaman Arsit
8. Henry Hamdan
9. Rosdi Abdul Ghani
10. Gordon Horace Chinchi Seen
11. Faizal Justin
12. Ardie Zainurin
13.Noorudin Abdul Hussin
14. Muhd Arziz Afizy Rusmani
15. Mohd Elmin Ennis
16. Mohd Ar Razee Abdulham
17. Mohd Darwin Mohddun
18. Awang Amir Akmal Awang Buhtamam
19. Azuan Ruzfah
- BERNAMA
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