KUALA LUMPUR: Former prime minister Najib Razak says the required payment of RM50 million (US$12.2 million) as part of his conditional pardon and transfer to house arrest “does not lie in his own hands”, according to a statement released on his behalf by his legal team on Sunday (Sep 20).
The statement released by Messrs Shafee & Co. said that a significant part of Najib’s assets, bank accounts and properties remained subject to freezing orders and enforcement proceedings by the government and their disposal was not within his sole control.
“In those circumstances, our client is presently taking advice and considering his options as to how…
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