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Serious $410k Consultancy Fees Paid To Construct $400k Bin Centre!! Any Wrongdoing?
- Thread starter JohnTan
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No wrong-doing lah! 70% daft & humji sinkies don't give a shit so long as it's not their money.
You jealous freak!
Must be one of tos we see in Bond movies, rubbish bin to store missile head, all tos Banglas working are actually nuclear scientist.
Your company must hv 2 directors from Ho & Lee family.................... sure win tender one
wait till you know how muchie it cost the garbrahment
to cut down a tree or construct a bus stand.
to cut down a tree or construct a bus stand.
Have AGO have time to look into the Town Councils' repeatedly replacement/redo of pavements, gardens, playgrounds, temporary car parks, etc?
Not that big amount, but done repeatedly and frequently, whichever the contractor, must surely accumulated to big bucks!
Never can understand why they need to redo so frequently. Other countries don't even have proper facilities yet life goes on. Not that must live in poor standards, but redo so frequent really led to suspicions. After all, greasing can only happen when contracts are awarded.
Not that big amount, but done repeatedly and frequently, whichever the contractor, must surely accumulated to big bucks!
Never can understand why they need to redo so frequently. Other countries don't even have proper facilities yet life goes on. Not that must live in poor standards, but redo so frequent really led to suspicions. After all, greasing can only happen when contracts are awarded.
Netizens Claim KL's New Tourism Logo Looks Like It Was Designed Using PowerPoint
Kuala Lumpur Tourism Bureau general manager Noraza Yusof has revealed that the new KL logo and tagline, which was unveiled on Monday, 25 April, cost RM15,000.
The RM15,000 was used for the creation of the logo, tagline, description, rationale and strategy.
According to Noraza, as reported by Malay Mail Online, the whole branding exercise, which will include various promotional activities, was budgeted at RM2.6 million.
Netizens have been questioning the cost of the work ever since it was highlighted by lifestyle portal, Time Out KL, as they claimed that the initiative appears to be an amateur work.
says.com
Despite the public ridicule, KL Tourism Bureau general manager Noraza Yusof said that there are no plans to change the logo for now although the KL mayor said the product can still be fine tuned
“We need to educate people and make them understand the brand first, the logo was only launched a few days ago,” Noraza was quoted as saying by Malay Mail Online.
Meanwhile, Kuala Lumpur Mayor Datuk Seri Mhd Amin Nordin Abd Aziz also defended the rebranding efforts and urged city folk not to jump to conclusions. He also welcomes any suggestions for improvement.
"We are open to improvement, the colour can be changed, anyone who has ideas to improve the logo please do pass the proposal to me so I can table it to the bureau," he was quoted as saying by The Star.
says.com
28 APRIL: On Monday, 25 April, KL Mayor Datuk Seri Mhd Amin Nordin Abd Aziz unveiled a new logo and tagline for Kuala Lumpur, in a bid to boost tourism and travel to the country's capital
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia's capital city, has been rebranded as 'A City of Contrasts & Diversity'.
Kuala Lumpur Tourism Bureau and Kuala Lumpur City Hall's (DBKL) rebranding efforts include a new logo featuring the words "Kuala Lumpur" in grey lettering with a drop shadow and the words "exciting, surprising, and enticing" for its tagline.
says.com
However, local netizens have been expressing their utmost dislike to the initiative, mocking the design and the words used to describe the city
A Twitter user has apparently came up with a similar design using Microsoft PowerPoint in just five, short minutes
Kuala Lumpur Tourism Bureau general manager Noraza Yusof has revealed that the new KL logo and tagline, which was unveiled on Monday, 25 April, cost RM15,000.
The RM15,000 was used for the creation of the logo, tagline, description, rationale and strategy.
According to Noraza, as reported by Malay Mail Online, the whole branding exercise, which will include various promotional activities, was budgeted at RM2.6 million.
Netizens have been questioning the cost of the work ever since it was highlighted by lifestyle portal, Time Out KL, as they claimed that the initiative appears to be an amateur work.
says.com
Despite the public ridicule, KL Tourism Bureau general manager Noraza Yusof said that there are no plans to change the logo for now although the KL mayor said the product can still be fine tuned
“We need to educate people and make them understand the brand first, the logo was only launched a few days ago,” Noraza was quoted as saying by Malay Mail Online.
Meanwhile, Kuala Lumpur Mayor Datuk Seri Mhd Amin Nordin Abd Aziz also defended the rebranding efforts and urged city folk not to jump to conclusions. He also welcomes any suggestions for improvement.
"We are open to improvement, the colour can be changed, anyone who has ideas to improve the logo please do pass the proposal to me so I can table it to the bureau," he was quoted as saying by The Star.
says.com
28 APRIL: On Monday, 25 April, KL Mayor Datuk Seri Mhd Amin Nordin Abd Aziz unveiled a new logo and tagline for Kuala Lumpur, in a bid to boost tourism and travel to the country's capital
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia's capital city, has been rebranded as 'A City of Contrasts & Diversity'.
Kuala Lumpur Tourism Bureau and Kuala Lumpur City Hall's (DBKL) rebranding efforts include a new logo featuring the words "Kuala Lumpur" in grey lettering with a drop shadow and the words "exciting, surprising, and enticing" for its tagline.
says.com
However, local netizens have been expressing their utmost dislike to the initiative, mocking the design and the words used to describe the city
A Twitter user has apparently came up with a similar design using Microsoft PowerPoint in just five, short minutes
Netizens Claim KL's New Tourism Logo Looks Like It Was Designed Using PowerPoint
Kuala Lumpur Tourism Bureau general manager Noraza Yusof has revealed that the new KL logo and tagline, which was unveiled on Monday, 25 April, cost RM15,000.
The RM15,000 was used for the creation of the logo, tagline, description, rationale and strategy.
According to Noraza, as reported by Malay Mail Online, the whole branding exercise, which will include various promotional activities, was budgeted at RM2.6 million.
Netizens have been questioning the cost of the work ever since it was highlighted by lifestyle portal, Time Out KL, as they claimed that the initiative appears to be an amateur work.
says.com
Despite the public ridicule, KL Tourism Bureau general manager Noraza Yusof said that there are no plans to change the logo for now although the KL mayor said the product can still be fine tuned
“We need to educate people and make them understand the brand first, the logo was only launched a few days ago,” Noraza was quoted as saying by Malay Mail Online.
Meanwhile, Kuala Lumpur Mayor Datuk Seri Mhd Amin Nordin Abd Aziz also defended the rebranding efforts and urged city folk not to jump to conclusions. He also welcomes any suggestions for improvement.
"We are open to improvement, the colour can be changed, anyone who has ideas to improve the logo please do pass the proposal to me so I can table it to the bureau," he was quoted as saying by The Star.
says.com
28 APRIL: On Monday, 25 April, KL Mayor Datuk Seri Mhd Amin Nordin Abd Aziz unveiled a new logo and tagline for Kuala Lumpur, in a bid to boost tourism and travel to the country's capital
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia's capital city, has been rebranded as 'A City of Contrasts & Diversity'.
Kuala Lumpur Tourism Bureau and Kuala Lumpur City Hall's (DBKL) rebranding efforts include a new logo featuring the words "Kuala Lumpur" in grey lettering with a drop shadow and the words "exciting, surprising, and enticing" for its tagline.
says.com
However, local netizens have been expressing their utmost dislike to the initiative, mocking the design and the words used to describe the city
A Twitter user has apparently came up with a similar design using Microsoft PowerPoint in just five, short minutes
When did KL need branding ? Everyone knew her attractions . Are they hoping for more tourists ?
The teenager who came up with the name "The budget terminal" only won $2,000 plus a handphone.
So how come someone getting $410,000 for a consultancy fee to construct a bin
For $410,000 it should be more than enough to build a few of these bins. What has happened to the tender system which is supposed to avoid expensive waste?
So how come someone getting $410,000 for a consultancy fee to construct a bin
For $410,000 it should be more than enough to build a few of these bins. What has happened to the tender system which is supposed to avoid expensive waste?
The teenager who came up with the name "The budget terminal" only won $2,000 plus a handphone.
So how come someone getting $410,000 for a consultancy fee to construct a bin
For $410,000 it should be more than enough to build a few of these bins. What has happened to the tender system which is supposed to avoid expensive waste?
Ha ha ha ha...the $410,000 is to dispose of waste..what expensive waste....the waste generated must be expensive. The tender system, there must be one...but who is supervising the tenders?....the same people who approve it, are the same people who will approve the tender..of course, if you go investigate....their will be a few submissions....& you can bet, the rest of the tenders are eliminated on technical grounds etc...no need to explain....
again...if this was the opposition MP in charge of the bin centre for $410,000...YOU CAN BE SURE, IT WILL BE THROUGHLY INVESTIGATED & asked to come clean, be honest...& commit harakiri..
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