IT Consultant Wants To Run For President, Says He'll Be SAF 'Commander-In-Chief' If Victorious
IT consultant Teo En Ming has said that he wants to run for President, and he'll be SAF "commander-in-chief" if he wins.
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Heartfelt Taman Jurong farewell for Senior Minister Tharman Shanmugaratnam, who now runs for Singapore President's office
Tharman, as he is called, was given a huge farewell, attended by several thousands, in honour of his great service as MP for Taman Jurong since 2001. He announced on June 8 that he would run for president this year.
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Say what? Presidential aspirant Seng Soon Kia claims he was president in 1951, but he was born in 1952
If you need an example of perseverance, there is presidential hopeful Seng Soon Kia. This former secondary school teacher said it's his third time showing up at the Elections Department (ELD) on Tuesday (June 13) and in a TikTok video posted by Sgprimememesters on Wednesday (June 14), the retiree told an interviewer in Mandarin: "I want to be president." He...
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Presidential Election 2023: Former teacher shows up at ELD, says he wants to improve condition of public toilets, standard of public bus services
SINGAPORE - Just two presidential aspirants turned up at the Elections Department (ELD) office on Tuesday (June 13), the first day that candidates wishing to contest the upcoming Presidential Election can pick up their application forms. Entrepreneur George Goh, who announced his presidential bid on Monday, was at the Novena office at about 10am with his wife and four children....
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Presidential Election 2023: Two hopefuls turn up on the day applications open
Entrepreneur George Goh arrived on Tuesday morning, followed by former secondary school teacher Seng Soon Kia. Read more at straitstimes.com.
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