Najib out of touch, no right to give financial advice, say youth


Low Han Shaun Ravin Palanisamy

PRIME Minister Najib Razak is disconnected from the challenges and sentiments of the younger generation and is in no position to dispense advice on their spending, several Malaysian youths said today.

In a live question-and-answer session earlier today, Najib said Malaysian youths should spend within their means, saying some could not differentiate between living costs, and lifestyle spending.


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  • Like Harvey Weinstein teaching how to be gentleman toward women.

    Posted 6 years ago by Bigjoe Lam

  • Penyamun mo1 is having mamak meals while our youths are enjoying quinos,quinos will spare u from hypertension and high cholesterol while mamak meals will kill u faster

    Posted 6 years ago by Leslie Chan

  • Practice what you preached
    Begin with your Wife

    Posted 6 years ago by Harytan456 Tan

  • Malaysian Youth is dead wrong - they must take lesson from Najib. Who convinced a wealth arab to contribute RM2.6 billion. Who appointed Malaysia Top Financial Panther Jho Low. Who appointed Malaysia Top Corrupt Politician to lead FELDA. Who bought Melbourne apartment at double the market price.

    Posted 6 years ago by Chris Ng

  • Even mamak is kind of luxury food nowadays with graduate's average salary of RM2000/month.

    Posted 6 years ago by Jack Jusoh

  • It seem like PM is not in good health, last time we heard that former attorney general also resigned due to poor health
    So PM should follow the same principle.

    Posted 6 years ago by Saf S