Who are the “Other Bumiputera” and Other Ethnic Groups” in Sabah? According to an answer to Teresa Kok (DAP Seputeh), the PM Department said that there are 436,300 “Other Bumiputera” and 143,500 “Other Ethnic Groups” in Sabah. These constituted 25.9 percent of the Sabah population.
The composition of ethnic groups in Sabah as of March 206:
Melayu 342,500 15.3%
Kadazan/Dusun 530,000 23.7%
Bajau 399,300 17.8%
Murut 98,400 4.4%
Bumiputera Lain 436,300 19.5%
Cina 287,200 12.8%
Lain-lain Etnik 143,500 6.4%
Jumlah Warganegara 2,237,100 100.0% (75.1%)
Bukan Warganegara 743,600 (24.9%)
Jumlah 2,980,700 (100.0%)
The question is who are the “Other Bumiputera” and “Other Ethnic Groups” that cannot be classified according to a particular ethnic group. Are these “citizens” non-indigenous to Sabah?
If one is to add the “Bukan Warganegara” category to the above figures, it would exceed 50 percent of the total population in Sabah.
It is an open secret that the number of foreigners in Sabah far exceeded the locals in a span of a few short years.
We heard about the Project M to give “false ICs to foreigners in Sabah for political purposes?
No wonder local indigenous people feel like strangers in their own land.
Dr Mahathir should know the truth about this project in Sabah.
