NEW FACES
While he and about nine party volunteers and members walked did their walkabout in the newly-formed Tampines Changkat SMC, giving out flyers and speaking to residents, Mr Goh told the media the party has not confirmed if it will be contesting the ward.
“Although we have a boundaries, but people come from all places, even from Tampines, so it’s a good place to have (a walkabout),” said Mr Goh.
The party had earlier announced that it had its eyes on Ang Mo Kio GRC and Tampines GRC, despite the possibility of three-cornered fights in these wards.
Mr Goh said that Singapore United Party’s secretary-general Andy Zhu had rejected his offer for the SUP to run under the PPP flag.
As for the three new potential candidates whom Mr Goh unveiled to the media on Saturday, they are: Mr Peter Soh, 65, founder of green technology company Hydroball; Madam Arbaah Haroun, 50, an entrepreneur and mother of five; and Mr Martinn Ho, 64, a former civil servant who worked as a senior engineer at the National Environment Agency dealing with environmental protection and development control issues.
