SABAH RCI Sabah's demography was "deliberately" changed in order to increase the Muslim population in the state, claimed Star chairperson Jeffrey Kitingan today.
Jeffrey said this exercise was done in order to make Sabah a Muslim majority state and justify Umno's entrance into the state.
"In 1963, there was only 4% or 5% Malay population in Sabah. It used to be a non-Muslim majority state," he told the royal commission of inquiry (RCI) on immigrants in Sabah.
"This was also the only way for them to stop the rotation system (for the chief minister's post) and take control of Sabah," he added.
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