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Former prime minister Najib Abdul Razak made his first visit to his constituency of Pekan since the general election concluded, which saw BN's defeat after 61 years in power.
But despite Najib's current predicamen – with raids launched on both his private and former official residences as well as condominium units linked to him – the support of locals here for Najib who has been their MP for 42 years seems unwavering.
But despite Najib's current predicamen – with raids launched on both his private and former official residences as well as condominium units linked to him – the support of locals here for Najib who has been their MP for 42 years seems unwavering.
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