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Former prime minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak returned to the Duta Court Complex on Monday for his trial involving alleged misappropriation of RM42mil from SRC International Sdn Bhd.
Former KWAP CEO Datuk Azian Mohd Noh testified over Najib’s influence in KWAP and its approval of a RM2bil loan from KWAP for SRC International.
Former KWAP CEO Datuk Azian Mohd Noh testified over Najib’s influence in KWAP and its approval of a RM2bil loan from KWAP for SRC International.
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