Makassar Pilkada Debate: Appi-Rahman 'Attack' Danny Pomanto About Corrupt Makassar Label, Fatmawati Expresses Award

Candidate candidate number 1 in the Makassar Pilkada Moh Ramdhan Pomanto-Fatmawati Rusdi

MAKASSAR - Candidate pair for mayor-vice mayor of Makassar number 2 Munafri Arifuddin-Abdul Rahman Bando (Appi-Rahman) is now asking about the corruption perception index in Makassar. Rahman Bando questioned how candidate pairs M Ramdhan Pomanto or Danny Pomanto-Fatmawati Rusdi were concerned about government governance so that Makassar would not be labeled with perceptions of corruption.

"I will give a question to Ms. Fatma (Fatmawati Rusdi), when you are elected deputy mayor, how can you avoid Makassar not being labeled as the most corrupt city. As the news reports, it is the opposite of what Pak Danny said, "said Rahman Bando in the Makassar Pilkada debate broadcast on YouTube by the Makassar KPU, Tuesday, November 24.

Candidate for deputy walkot Makassar Fatmawati talked about the implementation of bureaucratic reform when Danny Pomanto became mayor of Makassar.

"The proof is 4 times the WTP, this is an award, as well as the title of the best performing city number 1 in Indonesia. 2019 Pak Danny brought Makassar the highest award, so what was conveyed by candidate pair 2 about corruption, I think this is our answer, received a real proof award, "said Fatmawati.

Meanwhile, Danny Pomanto explained the corruption perception index from Transparency International Indonesia (TII). At that time, the IPK survey was conducted with a sample of 11 cities.

"Pak Rahman, at the beginning I assumed our perception of 36 numbers was terrible. The last 53 and 53 numbers meet the requirements of how we rise the perception of corruption, that's extraordinary, "said Danny Pomanto.

In this segment, Danny Pomanto received questions from panelists about concepts in order to avoid nepotism related to requests for project quota or positions from supporters if a candidate pair wins the Makassar Pilkada. Danny Pomanto said that regional leaders must avoid conflicts of interest.

"Conflict of interest starts with the leader. The leader is kept away from conflict of interest from family and friends. Create a transparent system. Previously, my Makassar city consultant held my business in Makassar, forbidding them to enter Makassar because I didn't want a conflict of interest. Give For example, for five years being part of a good example, open and transparent government, we received the highest award from Singapore, "explained Danny Pomanto in the Makassar Pilkada debate.