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Najib and Umno's contribution to rakyat dan negara (people and country).
To all voters in Melaka on Saturday, this is the pencuri from Umno who have stolen from you/taxpayers!
KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 11, 2026: To all voters in Melaka heading to cast their ballots on Saturday, please remember the country’s No.1 pencuri (thief) from the Umno-led Barisan Nasional (BN-Umno).
Melaka voters are not only voting for their state government but for the country’s future.
A party of pencuri-pencuri cannot possibly be relied on for the rakyat dan negara (people and country).
Umno has never been untuk (for) rakyat dan negara but untuk pemimpin peminpin (leaders of) Umno sendiri (themselves).
This is Najib and Umno's contribution untuk rakyat dan negara!
So, be clear with your mind and conscience when Melaka voters mark and cast their ballots!
Melaka voters are also urged to remember this about the racist Dr Akmal "Dr Ham/I Am Malay First" Saleh's Umno icon. - Facebook image
Bersama must be the priority for check and balance and then Pakatan Harapan (PH). Just dump BN-Umno and the Taliban-like PAS both tak boleh pakai (useless).
Meanwhile, the disgraced and shameless former Umno president Najib “1MDB” Razak the pencuri now lives in luxury at home to enjoy his ill-gotten gains until 2028 for his SRC convictions, and then his 15-year prison sentence and RM11.387 billion fine for 1Malaysia Development Berhad (1MDB) thefts begins:
No News Is Bad News reproduces below a news report on a court ruling that rejected the country’s No.1 pencuri’s attempt to halt his 1MDB conviction:
Najib fails to halt 1MDB conviction, sentence
28 days ago
The former prime minister’s 15-year sentence for his 1MDB case is due to begin in 2028, after he completes his current six-year prison sentence in the SRC International case.
Last year, the High Court sentenced Najib Razak to 15 years in prison and fined him RM11.387 billion after finding him guilty of four counts of abuse of power and 21 counts of money laundering involving RM2.28 billion.
KUALA LUMPUR: The High Court here has rejected former prime minister Najib Razak’s application to stay his conviction and 15-year prison sentence, as well as payment of his RM11.387 billion fine in the 1MDB case.
Justice Noor Ruwena Nurdin dismissed Najib’s application after hearing submissions from his lawyer, Shafee Abdullah, and deputy public prosecutor Ahmad Akram Gharib.
“There is no merit in the application,” Ruwena said.
Najib’s 15-year sentence is due to begin in 2028, after he completes his six-year prison sentence in the SRC International case.
With this decision, a fresh warrant of committal will be issued against Najib in two years’ time.
Ruwena said the gravity of the offence is a more important public interest consideration to which the court must give regard.
She pointed out that among the reasons Najib sought for a stay in his 1MDB case was because of his health condition.
“The medical report presented to the court gave me the impression that the applicant’s medical needs are very well taken care of by the government hospitals and experts,” she said.
However, she told Shafee that Najib could seek a fresh stay before the Court of Appeal.
On Dec 26, 2025, the High Court sentenced Najib to 15 years in prison and fined him RM11.387 billion after finding him guilty of four counts of abuse of power and 21 counts of money laundering involving RM2.28 billion in 1MDB funds deposited into his AmBank accounts between February 2011 and December 2014.
Najib was also ordered to pay an additional RM2.08 billion fine for the money laundering offences.
Earlier today, Shafee said Najib’s 1MDB appeal would be rendered academic if there were no stay on his 15-year prison sentence and conviction.
“However, the records of appeal are not ready yet, and no hearing date has been fixed,” he said.
Ruwena then asked the lawyer where Najib was currently serving his sentence.
“He is still in Kajang prison because we have not raised the RM50 million (fine). Once it is paid, he will be transferred to his house,” Shafee said.
Akram objected to Najib’s application to stay his conviction and the payment of the fine, arguing that the offences were serious as they involved “a systematic diversion of a sovereign fund”.
