Sabah Chief Minister Datuk Seri Musa Aman said, the BN government had also changed the situation and a lot of the people of Sabah for the better.
"Numerous programmes and implementations have borne fruit and impacted positively nationwide, including in Sabah," he said during a Sabah Foundation Road Show opened by Najib in Kuala Penyu town Tuesday.
Musa, who is also state BN coordinator, said in Beaufort, specifically in Kuala Penyu, the people enjoyed numerous development, including the RM60 million 1.1km Kuala Penyu Bridge across Sungai Sitompok.
In this regard, he urged voters to accept BN candidates who upheld the struggle to look after their welfare and fulfilled the BN manifesto which ensured a brighter future.
"We must be thankful to the federal government which has channelled allocations for, among others, the construction of a RM250 million international convention centre and a RM200 million water treatment plant for the people of Beaufort," said Musa.
Kuala Penyu, among the state seats under the Beaufort parliament, was won by Teo Mau Sing (BN) with a 257 votes majority at the general election in 2008.
In the coming 13th General Election, BN's new face Limus Jury will be locked in a four-cornered fight, which includes two independents.
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