You've gone too far, Rosmah’s daughter tells MACC

Alfian Z.M. Tahir Alfian Z.M. Tahir Updated 7 years ago · Published on 3 Oct 2018 6:55PM · 14 Comments

Rosmah Mansor arriving at the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission headquarters in Putrajaya for a third round of questioning earlier today. The wife of the former prime minister was arrested at 3.20pm the same day. – AFP pic, October 3, 2018.

ROSMAH Mansor’s daughter, Nooryana Najwa Najib, has posted a message of support for her mother following her arrest this afternoon.

Posting on Instagram about 6pm, Nooryana accused the authorities of going too far this.

“I can accept taking action on a man who was in power but putting the women in his life in harm’s way is going too far.

“Two weeks ago, you raided his mother’s house and today you remand his wife and plan on charging her the same day her husband is due in court. I suppose tomorrow makes for a great picture and media circus…

“The dreaded call came in at 4am. Too sad to cry, too angry to scream, I just got up, took wuduk and prayed tahjud for Mummy,” Nooryana posted.

Nooryana is currently studying in the United States.

Nooryana shared a heart-felt message with her mother, who is now in custody, saying that everything at home is going to be fine.

“I know she’s wondering – ‘How’s Gina taking it? I hope she still goes to class today. Is Adam ok?’

“Mummy, even if you can’t hear me, please know that I am fine. I will get out of bed and go to class and Adam will be patiently waiting for you on FaceTime. Please try to eat and get some rest tonight.

“No matter how hard the circumstances are, I will always stand by the woman who gave birth to me, wiped my tears away when I was down, slept with me when I was sick and taught me how to stand on my own two feet.

“In your words this morning mummy, inshallah, we will persevere,” she said.

Meanwhile, Rosmah’s son-in-law Dr Fazley Yaakob, whose wife and him are estranged from her, also posted on Instagram seeking God’s mercy.

“She has been detained and as a daughter and a son-in-law we would like to pray for her wellbeing. Sympathy definitely exists no matter what happened. May Allah makes it easier,” he said.

“At the end of the day what’s right is right, whats’s wrong is wrong. It is up to the courts to decide now,” he added. – October 3, 2018.

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  • Ohh i feel sorry for the daughter. but are you enjoying the peoples money in the states? I am sure you are. How much more did you spend during the spending spree and luxurious trips using the stolen money? Do you know that generations of Malaysians will pay for the stunted growth forced on the Malaysians by your family? How much more terrible do you think that is then punishing the criminals who were the root cause of this. To are culpable because you did causation or prevent it, rather you enjoyed it to the fullest. You should stop come back to Malaysia and book a room in the prison as well.

    Posted 7 years ago by Alphonz Jayaraman · Reply

  • It too long to arrest charge Rosmah ..... all of us were waiting for the day, and it has finally arrived. Thank goodness.

    Posted 7 years ago by Rupert Lum · Reply

  • When you were having the wedding of the century, did you pause and think of the poor people and who are now poorer because of the misdeeds of your greedy parents? So many lives have been murdered because of your family's greed.

    Posted 7 years ago by CY W · Reply

  • I too can understand your feelings as a daughter but you too were complicit in what is happening to your family. Where in the world did you think your mother got all the money to buy all those very expensive jewellery and expensive lifestyle you were enjoying. You could have asked yourself that question over and over again a million times. You were blind to what was going on as well and still in denial. Yes go get your degree so you can make a decent living and move on instead of moaning and bitching about what is happening to your parents. Now we shall wait and we had patiently waited a long time to rejoice. We and our children have to pay for all the debts your parents incurred, could you say the same?

    Posted 7 years ago by ALAN THAM · Reply

  • Shut up! you're next!

    Posted 7 years ago by Tan Kenny · Reply

  • seeking Gods mercy.... If god really exist, she will be condemned to hell.
    Don't believe in after life. Just want to see her and the lanun husband rot and decay in Bamboo River Resort soon.

    Posted 7 years ago by Chee yee ng · Reply

  • It's only a charge(s). Must still be properly proved in court by leading credible evidence, not by unacceptable hearsay, for example..

    Posted 7 years ago by MELVILLE JAYATHISSA · Reply

  • Better lock up the witch.

    Posted 7 years ago by Will Be Humble · Reply

  • We Malaysian will Celebrate for the Best will be Soon Well Done MACC Charge rosmah The Witch and The Witch will be Rotting in Jail.

    Posted 7 years ago by Danial Abdullah · Reply

  • Sorry!....Its your parents that have gone too far. For the longest time!

    Posted 7 years ago by My Country Malaysia · Reply

  • Pls be ashamed for living off the stolen fortune belonging to the rakyat, repent before your god, to save your own soul for your parents are going straight from jail to hell.

    Posted 7 years ago by Chai Hin Goh · Reply

  • You are either an ignorant fool or a fool trying desperately to garner sympathy. Malaysian will not be fooled by a fool like you. Bertaubat la sebelum terlambat.

    Posted 7 years ago by Jebat Hebat · Reply

  • Well Gina I can understand your statement standing by your mother - well said and well intended as a daughter. Unfortunately for us most Malaysian are looking forward to this pay back time for her misdeed. Did you ever wonder how did your mother caught your father for marriage? The evil charm in her started even before you are born, so to us most Malaysian we could really sleep tight over this.

    Posted 7 years ago by Teruna Kelana · Reply

  • How are you, Gina? I think now you understand that what your parent was doing is not acceptable to Malaysians. There were so many people suffered or got killed along the way. Why didnt you say anything? Why didnt you pray tahajjud for them?

    Posted 7 years ago by Leng Kapri As Saribasi · Reply