Mazidah Abdul Majid says it was a practice by ministers to leave a meeting if they had an interest in the topics discussed. mazidahabdulmajid najibrazak
KUALA LUMPUR: A former government secretary told the High Court that Najib Razak and two former ministers walked out of Cabinet meetings because of conflict of interest.
Najib’s youngest brother, Nazir, was the bank’s chairman during that time. Nazir left CIMB on Dec 31, 2018, after serving the bank for 29 years. Asked by Najib’s lawyer, Shafee Abdullah, on the reasons Khairy left the meeting, Mazidah said she could not recall exactly why.It was reported that Khairy was a former director of ECM Libra Avenue Sdn Bhd and sold his shares in the company in 2006.
Shafee then said he will continue to cross-examine Mazidah tomorrow after his defence team has obtained the declassified minutes.Najib, 66, is facing three counts of criminal breach of trust, one charge of abusing his position and three counts of money laundering over SRC International funds amounting to RM42 million.
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