An "explosive" revelation about an alleged Pakatan Rakyat land deal will made by the Penang BN leaders soon.

NONE State BN chairperson Teng Chang Yeow ( left ) said they have a "bombshell", which would shake up Pakatan in Penang and hopefully help BN to recapture the state.

He said people would be shocked when they learned the details of the land deal.

“We will release the details of the deal as our final ammunition against Pakatan. It will reveal their true colours,” he said.

Teng said this at a ceramah at Wisma Umno in Kepala Batas on Monday night.

Present were state Umno secretary Azhar Ibrahim and state PPP chairperson Loga Bala Mohan.

During his speech, Teng introduced the Kepala Batas parliamentary seat candidate Reezal Merican Naina Merican, Penaga state seat candidate Mohd Zain Ahmad, Bertam candidate Shariful Azhar Othman and Pinang Tunggal candidate Datuk Roslan Saidin.

Reezal will replace former PM Abdullah Ahmad Badawi.

Teng said Pakatan had no vision for Penang's future and its people. It also had no blueprint or economic strategy to rule the state.

He said Chief Minister Lim Guan Eng had repeatedly refused BN’s request to provide the state’s future economic plans.

“When he (Lim) wakes up on the right side of the bed, he says he wants build a golf course in Batu Kawan, and when he wakes up on the left side, he wants to build an undersea tunnel in Bagan Ajam. He has no strategies but says whatever he likes,” Teng said.

NONE “When Pakatan took over the government in 2008, he promised to build golf course in Batu Kawan but until today, not even a grass blade has been planted.

“Pakatan never keeps its promises. Selangor (caretaker) Menteri Besar Abdul Khalid Ibrahim ( right ) said a manifesto is for display purposes and not a promise. But for the BN, it is a promise and an agreement to the people.

“BN has always honoured the manifesto and has implemented the promises after getting the mandate from the people."

- The Malay Mail

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