Ris–Punggol GRC Lawrence Wong, Deputy Prime Minister & Minister for Finance Other politicians Abdul Samad Ismail, Malaysian politician and journalist Aziz Ishak, Malaysian former Cabinet minister Eu Chooi Yip, Malayan communist Sardon Jubir, Malaysian former Cabinet minister and former Governor of Penang Public service Ahmad Mohamed Ibrahim, first non-British Attorney-General of Singapore Koh Eng Tian, former Solicitor-General of Singapore David Neo, Chief of Army Neo Kian Hong, sixth Chief of Defence Force Ng Chee Khern, former Chief of Air Force Ng Yat Chung, fifth Chief of Defence Force Phay Seng Whatt, former chairman of the Public Service Commission Sulaiman Sujak, first non-British Chief of the Royal Malaysian Air Force Syed Mohamed Ahmad Alsagoff, commander of the Malaysian Armed Forces in Singapore (1963–1965) Tee Tua Ba, former Commissioner of Police Medicine Chew Chin Hin, medical practitioner and first Singaporean recipient of a Mastership in the American College of Physicians Kanwaljit Soin, orthopaedic surgeon and first female Nominated Member of Parliament Education Law Song Seng, former director and chief executive officer of the Institute of Technical Education Edwin Thumboo, first dean of the National University of Singapore Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences Business Mohamed Salleh Marican, founding chairman and chief executive officer of Second Chance Properties Quek Leng Chan, co-founder of Hong Leong Financial Group G. Ramachandran, former president of the Singapore Indian Chamber of Commerce and Industry Religion Sanusi Mahmood, first Mufti of Singapore Sik Kwang Sheng, former president of the Singapore Buddhist Federation and abbot of Kong Meng San Phor Kark See Monastery Olympians Abdullah Hamid, Olympian (hockey), 1956 Summer Olympics Gan Eng Teck, Olympian (water polo), 1956 Summer Olympics William Douglas Hay, Olympian (hockey), 1956 Summer Olympics S. Jeyathurai, Olympian (hockey), 1956 Summer Olympics Calvin Kang, Olympian (athletics), 2008 Summer Olympics Ryan Lo, Olympian (sailing), 2020 Summer Olympics Kesavan Soon, Olympian (athletics), 1956 Summer Olympics Tan Wearn Haw, Olympian (sailing), 2000 Summer Olympics Arumugam Vijiaratnam, Olympian (hockey), 1956 Summer Olympics and the only Singaporean who had represented Singapore in hockey, football, cricket and rugby Gary Yeo, Olympian (athletics), 2012 Summer Olympics Other sportspersons Choo Seng Quee, former national football coach N. Ganesan, former chairman of the Football Association of Singapore Lau Teng Chuan, former secretary-general of the Singapore National Olympic Council Stacey Muruthi, former national cricket captain Vincent Subramaniam, former national football coach Tan Xiang Tian, champion of the 2015 World Wushu Championships Arts, media, literature, etc. Boey