Finance ministry's NFCorp suit driven by politics, claims Najib

NFCorp chairman Mohamad Salleh Ismail with his wife, former women, family and community development minister Shahrizat Abdul Jalil, in court.

The loan was to finance the setting up and operation of a national feedlot centre in Gemas, Negeri Sembilan. The Barisan Nasional-led government, Najib said, had considered taking legal action to recoup the RM250 million, but did not as NFCorp informed the government that they were negotiating with big local and international companies to take over the project, as well as repay the loan with interest.

But, he claimed, Finance Minister Lim Guan Eng did not want to give the approval and instead chose to take civil action against NFCorp to repay the loan with interest. He added that current Agriculture and Agro-Based Industry Minister Salahuddin Ayub also said the issue has to be resolved quickly.

Nasib lah...dulu duk bwh KERAjaan senang..,skrg klau kena men politik pon itu dah jalan yg ko pilih.., mghadaplah ape saja ketidakadilan yg berlaku.

This is one of your grand scheme to steal. This was done under yr watch! Jib u r nothing but a shameless crook!

Driven by politics? So get them on sodomy charges. White collar crime. Not so easy lah MO1. But of course you’d never admit it.

sokong. mahyuddin yg approved the loan to nfc.

Take over what Mr mantan PM? If NFC is a multi-million profit making Co. at least there is some basis ..

It doesn't matter how the Finance Ministry deals with it, as long as the misappropriated money is recovered, and channelled to the rakyat..

Whatever dear YB NajibRazak

U borrowed & floundered & ask someone to pay up your debts, haven’t U got anything in U whatsoever 🤮

Nothing strange moron! If you borrow money from bank, you have to pay back. Promising the bank you will pay your loan will not work.

Diamla NajibRazak...u have no right comdemning current gov...King of thief

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