“Voters will not become rich by getting RM200 or RM300, not even enough to buy a car, build a bungalow. Voters have integrity and will determine the future of the children of Sabah,” he said at a gathering of Warisan candidates and the people here today.

“The vote is yours; it’s your hand that will mark the ballot. Don’t sell votes,” he added.

Shafie is seeking re-election in Senallang seat, which is being contested by four other candidates.