As a newly-formed company, SRC International approached KWAP in June 2011 for a RM3.95 billion loan with 1MDB as the guarantor. .
SRC International received another RM2 billion in March 2012 from KWAP, within about two weeks of applying for the second loan that was also backed by a government guarantee letter signed by Najib. According to bank officers who have testified, a total of RM85 million flowed out from SRC International's AmIslamic Bank account-650 a few years later to SRC International's subsidiary Gandingan Mentari Sdn Bhd's AmIslamic Bank account.
These three Najib accounts had account numbers, but it appears that such information may not necessarily show up in all banking documents at other banks on transactions involving these accounts. Just based on the testimony of R. Uma Devi alone — the manager of the AmBank branch were Najib's accounts were opened and active — a dizzying pattern of funds movement in his accounts can be seen. — although it has not been disclosed in court to whom the cards belong or their purpose.
The three Najib accounts were closed in March 2015 with a combined balance of just over RM100,000 that was then sent to Ihsan Perdana.how much Najib took homeAs an MP, Najib received a monthly income of RM10,355.18 from 2011 to 2014, which increased to RM19,846.59 from 2015 to 2018, a witness testified.
Source: Law Daily Report (lawdailyreport.net)
Wow. Cheat sheet. Najib havent even proven to be guilty yet. Good perception play there MM.
Teperanjat berok ker?
With all this facts, unfortunately there are still many naive & blind supporters. Come on ppl wake up & why let crooks like this con & lead us with all their BS
Kenyang!
So details n yet ther r stil people who inclined to nutjib claimed its slnder? Fact shouldnt b praded 2 fiction…thts the reality
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