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Serious BREAKING: 2nd Chance boss wants to run for SG Presidency
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if there's a freak erection and sg suddenly has a new ruling party 69% will kpkb and pine for dandy days of dynastic past.
Mr Mohamed Salleh Marican's declaration of his interest in running in the upcoming presidential election is not a total surprise.
As a prominent, successful Malay entrepreneur, his name is among several talked about in recent weeks as a possible presidential hopeful for the September election.
It will be the first election reserved for candidates from the Malay community, following a review of the elected presidency to ensure the highest office of the land was representative of Singapore's multiracial society.
Meanwhile, two other figures seen as potential candidates - former minister Abdullah Tarmugi and Bank of Singapore chief executive officer Bahren Shaari - told The Straits Times they were not keen on standing for the election.
Speaker of Parliament Halimah Yacob, 62, who is widely considered a front runner, did not respond to queries from The Straits Times.
Mr Mohamad Salleh, explaining his intentions, told The Straits Times in an e-mail yesterday: "I believe I have done well for myself in business and would like to step up and give back to society in a much larger way."
The 67-year-old founded Second Chance in 1975 as a tailor of men's clothes. It expanded over the years and today, is a conglomerate with businesses in fashion, jewellery and property investment.
In 1997, Second Chance became the first company owned by a Malay/Muslim to be listed on the Singapore Exchange. It went public initially on the secondary board, known before as Sesdaq, and now called Catalist.
In 2004, it moved to the mainboard of the exchange.
Changes made to the Constitution that were approved last November require private-sector candidates to have been the chief executive of a company with at least $500 million in shareholders' equity, on average, for the most recent three years.
Second Chance Properties' shareholder equity was between $254.3 million and $263.25 million in the past three financial years, which is lower than the stated requirement.
The Presidential Elections Committee, however, has the discretion to allow a candidate who does not automatically meet the criteria to stand, if it is satisfied that the person has the experience and ability to effectively carry out the functions and duties of the Office of the President.
When contacted, two other prominent individuals from the Malay community touted as potential candidates confirmed they were not eyeing the election.
Mr Bahren, 54, told The Straits Times in an e-mail: "I am humbled to have my name mentioned as a potential candidate for this year's presidential election by various media. It is always a privilege and honour to serve the nation.
"At the moment, my focus is on growing the business of Bank of Singapore with my team and deriving the synergies from our recent acquisition of the wealth and investment management business of Barclays Bank PLC."
Mr Abdullah, 72, said it is "unlikely" he will run in the election.
"I had considered contesting earlier and many had in fact encouraged me to do so. But it is unlikely that I will contest. I have my reasons," he said, declining to elaborate.
Other names that have been mentioned include Mr Shafie Shamsuddin, 46, the chief executive officer of PT Trans Retail, which operates Carrefour supermarkets in Indonesia.
Mr Shafie, who could not be reached for comment, was named outstanding overseas chief/senior executive of the year at last year's Singapore Business Awards.
He is the first non-Frenchman named in 2011 as an executive director of the global supermarket giant Carrefour, taking charge of talent management and organisational development.
• Additional reporting by Chong Zi Liang
Yasmine YahyaAssistant Business Editor
VOTE AGAINST THE PAP ..
Which other 3 is the most potential?? Will vote for him instead of that Pink Minah.
Which other 3 is the most potential?? Will vote for him instead of that Pink Minah.
Was told by someone he's related to Alkaff family .. can't remember if he's Moe's uncle or granduncle.
So given that the Alkaffs were originally from Yemen, are they considered Malay?
my vote is Kadir, my kampung boy
very humble and frenly chap
those day he wore Sg Official Red Jacket in my kampung
and walked few km from his house to take bus on the main
road of Upper Serangoon Road to represent Sg
moi very proud of him
He is Sg Muhd Ali
Kadir Syed Abdul, born 16 February 1948, was the first Singaporean to win a medal for boxing in the Commonwealth Games, where he was awarded the bronze medal. He has also been a representative for Singapore in various regional meets.
In the 1971 SEAP Games, he won the boxing gold medal after defeating defending SEAP champion Vanla Dawla. For this, the Singapore National Olympic Council (SNOC) awarded him a merit award.
In late 1976, Kadir announced his retirement after the President's Cup in Jakarta. He retired with a record of 11 losses in over 100 fights and reigned as Singapore champion for eight years.
very humble and frenly chap
those day he wore Sg Official Red Jacket in my kampung
and walked few km from his house to take bus on the main
road of Upper Serangoon Road to represent Sg
moi very proud of him
He is Sg Muhd Ali
Kadir Syed Abdul, born 16 February 1948, was the first Singaporean to win a medal for boxing in the Commonwealth Games, where he was awarded the bronze medal. He has also been a representative for Singapore in various regional meets.
In the 1971 SEAP Games, he won the boxing gold medal after defeating defending SEAP champion Vanla Dawla. For this, the Singapore National Olympic Council (SNOC) awarded him a merit award.
In late 1976, Kadir announced his retirement after the President's Cup in Jakarta. He retired with a record of 11 losses in over 100 fights and reigned as Singapore champion for eight years.
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Break PAP's dreams!
Remember Chan Chun Sing that stupid retard?? He openly addressed this Muppet as the President even before it happen. Does it mean the election is rigged?
Does he fuck his mum like that??
Remember Chan Chun Sing that stupid retard?? He openly addressed this Muppet as the President even before it happen. Does it mean the election is rigged?
Does he fuck his mum like that??
chinks are discriminatory to and prejudiced against their own kind (discrimination and prejudice are not the same as racism, even in chink language), but when a darker skinned person shows up, they put aside their differences temporarily and tekan the darker skinned. in sinkieland, english educated scholar-officials look down on english educated chinks while they look down on mandarin educated chinks and they in turn look down on bengs who look down on non-chinks, but everybody looks up to angmo who is fairer skinned than chinks, nehs and m&ds. in sg, angmo is the best.
welcum back clinton666!
how about desmond from the SDA
Is that Spastic Maggot Bitch Clit666 there????? 
If those vying for President are required to be only Malays then those who are classified as Indians in their NRICs will not count. I learnt this from a bitter experience of an Indian Muslim friend who sought MENDAKI's financial assistance for his son's schooling. According to him, he was told by MENDAKI to approach SINDA as he was listed as Indian in his NRIC. By this yardstick, those Muslims with Indian or Chinese ancestry, even though they are the products of Malay unions, will be disqualified. If this happens then how many Malay candidates can make it to the hustings?
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Bro, unfortunately for the PE, what is on your IC is not relevant. It is now open to anyone which the qualifying committee deems as part of the "Malay Community" which means anyone who is accepted as a member of the Malay community. Clearly it was made as many of our "Malay" leaders have parents of non-Malays descent and that includes Zainul Abideen, Halimah Yaacob, Mohammed Salleh Marican, Abdullah Tarmuggi etc.
The Malays themselves are too lax and have allowed the Indian muslims to play on both sides. In Malaysia, Indian Muslims are members of MIC and UMNO.
The Malays themselves are too lax and have allowed the Indian muslims to play on both sides. In Malaysia, Indian Muslims are members of MIC and UMNO.
Clit666 was a little fucking bitchwhore of mine.
The saying was, see him once, fuck his cunt once.
This 2nd Chance guy got How many wives? If have more than 1, we will soon have more than one First Lady. Another first for Spore
Mohd Salleh's company is interesting. I checked and not sure if he qualifies because the President Elections Committees needs to look at size and complexity of the company besides the minimum $500m shareholders committee. If you look at the company annual financials I am surprised that it was public listed. The profits comes from their property arm and the portfolios is lots of shops in really down market sector like City Plaza etc. Even more surprising is that they have cheap staff from India in management positions.
Frankly I could not believe that this company is even on the mainboard.
Frankly I could not believe that this company is even on the mainboard.
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