Best is yet to come, says Najib

IPOH: SOME 5,000 people, a majority of whom were Chinese, turned up in support of Datuk Seri Najib Razak at the Tow Boh Keong temple here.

Datuk Yeoh Kian Tiek, whose daughter is international artiste Datuk Seri Michelle Yeoh, told the crowd during a luncheon with the prime minister and Barisan Nasional chairman that Najib deserved all the support he could get in the 13th General Election.

Yeoh, who is Malaysian Sports and Recreational Club chairman, said: "My daughter, Michelle, has declared that Malaysia is still the best after having travelled all over the world".

Another Chinese leader Datuk Dr Mah Hang Soon who described Najib as "the people's prime minister" said in his four years as prime minister, Najib had visited the state 32 times, of which 12 were in the last year alone.

Najib, in his speech during the luncheon attended by mainly representatives from various non-governmental organisations, said moderation was what the power-sharing BN was all about.

Through power-sharing and the moderation philosophy, the government was able to create more wealth and share the prosperity which had benefited all Malay-sians, Najib said.

Najib: The best yet to come for Malaysia

Najib: Malaysia's potential as "simply enormous"

 

KUALA LUMPUR: Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak says he has never worked so hard as he believed "we can do so much and bring Malaysia to greater heights."

Calling on Malaysians to have faith in the Barisan Nasional government to achieve a better future, he said although Malaysia had achieved significant economic growth, the best had yet to come.

"This is a time for us to put our faith in the government with a solid track record, a very clear plan for the future and one that has been able to deliver," he said in the Conversation with the PM programme aired over TV3.

Najib said the people should not gamble away their future by experimenting with an opposition comprising parties with markedly different agendas.