Did Hamidah Osman receive a bribe to leave PPBM?

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Hamidah Osman Denies Receiving Bribe to Leave PPBM and Considers Legal Action

Datuk Hamidah Osman has stated that she never received an offer to leave Parti Pribumi Bersatu Malaysia (PPBM) and is not rejoining Umno, dismissing claims by PPBM Youth chief Syed Saddiq Abdul Rahman as "wild allegations." She is currently seeking legal advice regarding potential legal action against Syed Saddiq over these statements.
Legal Action Under Consideration

Hamidah Osman is scheduled to meet with her lawyer to discuss the possibility of suing Syed Saddiq. This move follows Syed Saddiq's public assertion that Hamidah Osman was among PPBM members who had been offered incentives to leave the party.
Denial of Bribe Offer

Hamidah Osman explicitly denied receiving any offer to leave PPBM, contrary to Syed Saddiq's claims. She also clarified that she has no intention of rejoining Umno, the party she left in 2015.
Syed Saddiq's Allegations

Syed Saddiq had alleged that he himself was offered RM5 million and a scholarship to attack PPBM leaders. He subsequently named Hamidah Osman as an example of a PPBM member who had faced similar attempts to persuade them to leave the party.
Background of Disagreements and Departure

Hamidah Osman and Syed Saddiq reportedly had disagreements during her tenure in PPBM. She had previously indicated that Syed Saddiq's conduct was a contributing factor to her decision to resign from the party last month. Prior to her involvement with PPBM, Hamidah Osman held positions as the Umno women's information chief and headed the Gopeng division.

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