THE Sabah Foundation has filed a claim against former Sabah chief minister Tan Sri Musa Aman to recover RM872 mil which had allegedly gone missing due to “dubious” logging activities.
The claim was filed via e-filing at Kota Kinabalu High Court on June 16, Sabah Foundation director Jamalul Kiram Mohd Zakaria said in a media statement.
He claimed that Musa had failed to fulfil his fiduciary duty as the chairman to protect the interest of the Sabah Foundation.
“The board of trustees has strong reasons to believe that Musa had used his position to give orders to Sabah Foundation’s subsidiary Rakyat Berjaya Sdn Bhd for timber businesses,” he contended.
The Sabah Foundation was established in 1966 to ensure Sabahans’ socio-economic wellbeing and to help develop the state’s education sector. – June 19, 2020
