Najib’s United Malays National Organisation (UMNO) party is crowdfunding to help pay his fine, and has raised some RM9.25 million so far.
Najib’s lawyers have said a significant part of their client’s assets remains subject to freezing orders and enforcement proceedings.
His son, Nizar Najib, said last Saturday that even if his father’s frozen assets were released, his family would still be unable to immediately raise the RM50 million.
MIXED REACTIONS TO LOKE’S MOVE
Loke’s resignation has drawn mixed reactions from various political factions in Malaysia.
Those from PH have noted his track record as transport minister and called on him to stay…
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