Only divisional leaders are still defending the PM, says blogger Shahbudin.
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KUALA LUMPUR: Disaffection with Najib Abdul Razak’s leadership has spread so widely within Umno itself that the time is right for the party’s leaders to call for his resignation, former Federal Territory Umno official Shahbudin Husin says in his latest blog entry.
“In reality,” he writes, “only the 191 divisional heads – and not all of them at that – are still determined to defend Najib. Everywhere, leaders at other levels are openly saying that Umno’s future would brighten if he is replaced by another leader.”
Apart from complaints about Najib’s handling of the economy, he says, the negative talk also revolves around the alleged meddling of his wife, Rosmah Mansor, in his administration to the extent that the government is being derisively referred to as the “Najib-Rosmah” government.
“The time has come for Umno leaders to courageously speak up, to honestly tell Najib that party members at the grassroots and, in fact, members of the general public are becoming increasingly vocal in rejecting his government. The voice is getting louder every day.”
He criticises Umno leaders who, although they realise the need for change, are unwilling to speak up for fear of losing their well-paid positions and all the conveniences that come with them.
He says they should be willing to perform a “jihad” for the good of their party and the nation.
“Umno and the country must not be destroyed by the Najib-Rosmah partnership,” he says. “Asking Najib to resign for the good of the nation is not a crime.”
KUALA LUMPUR: Disaffection with Najib Abdul Razak’s leadership has spread so widely within Umno itself that the time is right for the party’s leaders to call for his resignation, former Federal Territory Umno official Shahbudin Husin says in his latest blog entry.
“In reality,” he writes, “only the 191 divisional heads – and not all of them at that – are still determined to defend Najib. Everywhere, leaders at other levels are openly saying that Umno’s future would brighten if he is replaced by another leader.”
Apart from complaints about Najib’s handling of the economy, he says, the negative talk also revolves around the alleged meddling of his wife, Rosmah Mansor, in his administration to the extent that the government is being derisively referred to as the “Najib-Rosmah” government.
“The time has come for Umno leaders to courageously speak up, to honestly tell Najib that party members at the grassroots and, in fact, members of the general public are becoming increasingly vocal in rejecting his government. The voice is getting louder every day.”
He criticises Umno leaders who, although they realise the need for change, are unwilling to speak up for fear of losing their well-paid positions and all the conveniences that come with them.
He says they should be willing to perform a “jihad” for the good of their party and the nation.
“Umno and the country must not be destroyed by the Najib-Rosmah partnership,” he says. “Asking Najib to resign for the good of the nation is not a crime.”
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