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BKBJ special incentive under the Orang Muda Johor initiative is not only for Johoreans but is also open to those who have resided in the state for at least three years.

Johoreans should not only consider their local constituency interests, but state and nation.

Political parties and independent candidates have to resonate concerns and worries among Johoreans to win their hearts once again.

Political parties should constantly reflect on the needs of Johoreans and work towards restoring their economic livelihoods.

The Federal Government and Election Commission (EC) have been urged to find ways so that about 200,000 Johoreans working in Singapore will be able to vote in the coming state election.

Johoreans remain faithful to Johor Darul Ta'zim (JDT) despite the football powerhouse losing to KL City FC in the final of the prestigious Malaysia Cup tournament on Tuesday (Nov 30).

Johoreans should seize every opportunity available to improve on their standard of living instead of relying completely on government aid, said Menteri Besar Datuk Seri Mohamed Khaled Nordin.

Sultan Ibrahim said Johoreans must display the 'Bangsa Johor' values and culture of being polite, helpful and respecting each other.

The people in Johor don't need to worry as the water supply in the state is still sufficient to meet their demands despite the dry weather due to the El Nino phenomenon.

The move by the state government to acquire a stake in Bandar Malaysia Sdn Bhd is expected to generate profits that will be used towards enhancing the wellbeing of the rakyat.

Suggestions must be stated via the official Facebook website of the Menteri Besar at www.facebook.com/MohamedKhaledNordin with the hashtag #bajetjohor2016.

Pakatan Rakyat today claimed that Johoreans are paying more for their domestic water tariff compared to other states, despite profiting from selling raw water to Malacca and Singapore.