Then headed by Hishammuddin Hussein, the defence ministry had ordered the helicopters (after approval from then prime minister and finance minister Najib Razak) from a small company that had been bleeding money, and had never struck a multi-million ringgit agreement before, instead of going directly to the American aerospace manufacturer that produces the helicopters.
Yesterday, the MACC said investigation into the luxury condominium and affordable housing project has been reopened and is now in the final stage before submission to the public prosecutor.
The items have been found to have been purchased by four companies owned by Jho Low's right-hand man Eric Tan, whose name was used as proxy to open corporate bank accounts, including the Tanore account linked to Najib's RM2.6 billion case.
"Since a month and half ago, she started to call me numerous times every day. She also complained to other PKR leaders such as Rafizi because I had distanced myself [from her]."
"The issue is encroachment into a public park. Reducing the density means nothing in the encroachment issue."
“Once again the Government has demonstrated utter contempt for fair and lawful process.”
“This is a serious conflict of interest. The MACC cannot say this is nothing wrong. If this is nothing wrong, then everyone else in this new government will be doing the same thing.
"And I tell you, friends will probably be holding you to a higher standard than they would anyone else."
“It will only take RM25 million for the government to build town houses. The government has spent so much more that they can spend that [much].”
The 22-year-old hotel is located close to historical/tourist sites such as A’Famosa and The Stadthuys and was last spruced up back in 2008.
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