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Najib, “I want to make a deal with you…you help me, I help you.”

We call this The Najib Principle

In the past, we called it The “You scratch my back, I’ll scratch yours” Principle.

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You Help Me, I Help You.

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NAJIB AND UTUSAN: PERFECT EXAMPLES OF THE ‘YOU HELP ME, I HELP YOU’ PRINCIPLE!

Najib says, “Advertise in Utusan!”

Utusan says, “Great man, this Najib!” (or words to that effect).

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Malaysian Insider

Najib brave to buck global trend of equal opportunity, says Utusan

September 15, 2013
Latest Update: September 15, 2013 01:13 pm

Umno-owned Mingguan Malaysia described Datuk Seri Najib Razak as brave for implementing a Bumiputera affirmative action policy when the global trend was towards equal opportunity, saying strengthening the Bumiputera economy is not a sin.

“The Bumiputera community is still lagging behind in all sectors including corporate, business and ownership of assets. As Najib said, if the rights of the majority race are not upheld or they felt sidelined, the country would not enjoy peace and stability in the long term,” the writer wrote in his Mingguan Malaysia weekly column.

Awang Selamat is the pseudonym for the collective voice of Utusan Malaysia’s editors, although the column is written as if it was the voice of one person.

Najib brave to buck global trend of equal opportunity, says Utusan

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Malaysiakini

The prime minister has urged government departments and government-linked companies (GLCs) to advertise more in Umno mouthpiece Utusan Malaysia so as to ensure the Malay daily’s capability to compete in the long run.

Najib Abdul Razak said it was important for the 75-year-old newspaper to be sustainable in the current media landscape.

Najib, who was delivering his speech during Utusan‘s new building launching ceremony on Jalan Enam, off Jalan Chan Sow Lin today, also announced that the street name is to be changed to Jalan Utusan.

“This Jalan Enam had no meaning, right? So let’s name it Jalan Utusan,” he announced, drawing loud applause from the guests.

Najib was responding to an earlier inquiry by the daily’s executive chairperson Hashim Makaruddin if the government was willing to rename the street as Jalan Utusan.

Advertise more in Utusan, Najib tells gov’t depts, GLCs

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Since joining Twitter on Sept 21, 2008 until this month, @NajibRazak account has a total of 4,442 tweets, 1,647,682 followers and 574,614 tweets retweeted.

Free Malaysia Today

Najib’s a ‘twit’ leader, says study

Twiplomacy, a leading global study of world leaders on Twitter, said the Premier actively engaged with the audience with quizzes and sweepstakes.

KUALA LUMPUR: Prime Minister Najib Tun Razak is ranked at number 15 among the most followed government leaders in the world on Twitter, according to Twiplomacy.

In its report today, Twiplomacy said Najib with his twitter account @NajibRazak was actively engaged with the audience with quizzes and sweepstakes.

http://www.freemalaysiatoday.com/category/nation/2013/07/26/najibs-a-twit-leader-says-study/

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The man who gave us The Najib Principle says, “I too was young, I too wanted to change the world.”

I too was young, I too wanted to change the world – Najib

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Malaysia Chronicle

Sunday, 21 July 2013 23:35

I too was young once, I too wanted to change the world – Najib

Written by Malaysia Chronicle

KUALA LUMPUR – Under fire from all sides, Prime Minister Najib Razak is going through one of his toughest periods after leading his BN coalition to its weakest ever performance in a general election.
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But by keeping silent, Najib has also played into his enemies’ hands. He has made himself appear weak and without political will. Perhaps sensing this, Najib tried to give a sense of how tough the going can get during a speech last week.

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Najib’s Principle applied to Justice

THEY helped him. HE? A non-entity, of no purpose or help to him..

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If you apply Najib’s principle and put this on your windscreen you will never get a saman! hahaha!

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