YOURSAY | ‘Najib, where did this RM15 million come from? Simple answer, please.’
Najib 'explains' RM15m payment to Stadlen via Hafarizam Slumdog: So, it looks like spin master Paul Stadlen is so magnanimous that he is prepared to wait several years to be paid. RM15 million is a lot of ringgit in anyone’s language. I don’t know Stadlen’s business style but former PM Najib Abdul Razak’s explanation for the payment is farfetched and unbelievable.
Roger 5201: RM9.5 million paid to him was for 10 years’ worth of work for Umno/BN. And now this – “several years of work” for his former media advisor Stadlen, who sneaked out of the country shortly before May 9, 2018.
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