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Former prime minister Najib Abdul Razak has predicted that BN will return to power in the next election.
He said this in his speech at an event in Nilai on Sunday, organised by BN-friendly party Malaysia Makkal Sakti.
He said this in his speech at an event in Nilai on Sunday, organised by BN-friendly party Malaysia Makkal Sakti.
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