HOT MONEY TRAIL FROM SABAH TO SWISS BANKS
Hot money trail from Sabah to Swiss banks
The latest report in a Swiss weekly linking Musa Aman to the billions stashed away in bank vaults in Switzerland is fodder for gleeful supporters of Umno vice-president Shafie Apdal, who sees himself as the next Sabah chief minister.
KOTA
KINABALU April 25, 2012: Fear and euphoria reign in Umno Sabah over
renewed allegations of money-laundering by Sabah Chief Minister Musa
Aman. The trail is said to lead from the forests of Sabah to the bank
vaults in Hong Kong and on to Switzerland.
Politicians on both sides of the political divide are either rubbing their hands in anticipation or getting ready to edge away from potential trouble that has been floating in the online media for years but has gained new life with further revelations by news portal Sarawak Report (SR).
While word has spread in the online media and blogs that the evidence appears to show something is stinking in the various cash transactions purportedly made by Musa through various proxies, few politicians on either side of the fence have come out to demand an investigation.
But it is also certain that those in various Sabah Umno and Barisan Nasional camps who want Musa to give way to their own favourite, are sharpening their knives in the off-chance that this new twist will dim Musa’s chance of being retained as chief minister by Prime Minister Najib Tun Razak.
A senior local Umno leader, who wished to remain anonymous, told FMT that those siding with Umno vice-president Shafie Apdal are quite happy with what is going on in the money-laundering saga.
“You know what I mean… the other day when a news report came out about Shafie’s alleged liaison with an actress, Musa’s boys were smiling. This is politics… it’s all about going up the ladder and pulling down the other,” he said.
His nonchalant remark hides the fact that the money-laundering case against Musa is far more serious. It also has a bearing on public perceptions of his capability to manage Sabah’s affairs, especially with the general election looming.
The detailed tell-tale marks – supported by bank slips, names on bank accounts and flow of money being “laundered” – tracked to several countries and continents are exposed by SR. And now with disclosures by a Swiss weekly, it will be difficult to hide the truth from the public, said political observers.
Surprised and shaken by the stack of details pouring out, Musa has insisted that he is not involved and it is all old innuendo dredged up by his enemies.
Swiss report links Musa
Well before this detailed exposé by London-based journalist Clare Rewcastle-Brown, Musa was widely reported to have said that he did not know Michael Chia, the man caught in Hong Kong with S$16 million cash four years ago.
In leaked investigation papers, however, Chia reportedly told the Hong Kong authorities that the money belong to Musa.
Last Sunday, a Switzerland national weekly, Sonntagszeitung, published an article on the on-going investigation on Musa, quoting spokespersons of the office of the Swiss attorney-general confirming for the first time that Switzerland has given legal assistance to Hong Kong in the money-laundering case against Musa and Swiss banking giant UBS.
In the article, Musa was mentioned as Sabah chief minister and also the older brother of Malaysia’s Foreign Minister Anifah. That’s already a black eye for Malaysia even before the whole truth is fully revealed.
In return, popular blogger London-based Raja Petra Kamarudin or RPK in his MalaysiaToday blog picked up the Swiss report and got it translated to English, making it one of his all time good hits for the day.
The Zurich-based weekly said spokespersons for the attorney-general office and the Swiss Federal Office of Justice also revealed that files on the case were transmitted to Hong Kong authorities on March 31 last year.
UBS headquarters in Zurich, however, refused to comment on the matter. UBS said that in all markets it was operating in, the bank complied with the regulatory and legal framework.
The Malaysian media reported last week that Musa was being investigated by Hong Kong’s Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC) for having laundered over US$90 million of timber corruption money through UBS bank accounts in Hong Kong and Switzerland.
According to the reveal-all SR, Malaysian prosecutors refused to cooperate with Hong Kong in the matter because Attorney-General Abdul Gani Patail, who is from Tawau, Sabah, is a relative and a close political ally of Musa.
It was alleged that in return for the kickbacks, Musa, who has overall say of the state’s timber resources as chief minister, granted concessions to log tropical hardwoods in forest reserves.
Logging concessions revealed
Ironically in February 2007, Malaysia, Indonesia and Brunei committed to protect the Borneo rainforest in the trilateral “Heart of Borneo” declaration.
Swiss writer, Guido Schaetti, in his article said that about the same time, politicians concluded yet other deals and one of them was Musa who allegedly distributed logging concessions to timber companies, allowing them to log even protected areas and received millions in bribes for it.
According to the article, the money then flew through several accounts of UBS in Hong Kong.
It was discovered that those involved operated a network of front companies and nominees, in order to cover the money trail, wrote Schaetti.
Local loggers paid the kickbacks through third party companies into the accounts of Musa’s proxies, allegedly local lawyer Richard Barnes and Chia.
From there, the money was distributed to financial vehicles in the Caribbean and again collected in Hong Kong. Finally, the money allegedly ended up on Musa’s account with UBS in Zurich.
The widely-read Swiss weekly further revealed that in May 2008, the investigators found US$29.6 million in a UBS-account in Hong Kong run by Barnes. In total, more than US$90 million were reported to have flown through the account.
Musa was thought to be the beneficiary. The kickback system was exposed four years ago when Chia was caught in Hong Kong with S$16 million cash. The Hong Kong prosecutors sent their report to Malaysia. That was the end of the line. Gani refused to investigate.
In the SR article, it was revealed that “big” money was also regularly banked into the accounts of Musa’s two sons in Australia.
On Asian websites, the facts can be read in all the details. On a UBS payment slip, which the Sonntagszeitung has seen, even the purpose of the payment is given: “Deposit for logging concession”.
Who’s money is it?
Lukas Straumann, director of the Bruno Manser Fund (BMF), meanwhile accused the bank of heavy breaches of its due diligence duties.
“The documents are proving that funds from the criminal logging of rainforests have been laundered by UBS employees for years. It is shocking that the bank claims not to have been in the know,” noted BMF.
The UBS takes no position on the case, because the identification of customer names would injure its famed banking secrecy. However since 9/11, it’s been much harder to hide “hot” money.
Musa has been fingered but has denied he is involved in any way. So whose money is it? From where did all those hundreds of millions dollars come from?
Surely state financial authorities and those in the state Cabinet are aware what’s going on in their backyard?
Even if they don’t, they are nevertheless collectively responsible and will be held accountable.
Luke Rintod
The latest report in a Swiss weekly linking Musa Aman to the billions stashed away in bank vaults in Switzerland is fodder for gleeful supporters of Umno vice-president Shafie Apdal, who sees himself as the next Sabah chief minister.
KOTA
KINABALU April 25, 2012: Fear and euphoria reign in Umno Sabah over
renewed allegations of money-laundering by Sabah Chief Minister Musa
Aman. The trail is said to lead from the forests of Sabah to the bank
vaults in Hong Kong and on to Switzerland.Politicians on both sides of the political divide are either rubbing their hands in anticipation or getting ready to edge away from potential trouble that has been floating in the online media for years but has gained new life with further revelations by news portal Sarawak Report (SR).
While word has spread in the online media and blogs that the evidence appears to show something is stinking in the various cash transactions purportedly made by Musa through various proxies, few politicians on either side of the fence have come out to demand an investigation.
But it is also certain that those in various Sabah Umno and Barisan Nasional camps who want Musa to give way to their own favourite, are sharpening their knives in the off-chance that this new twist will dim Musa’s chance of being retained as chief minister by Prime Minister Najib Tun Razak.
A senior local Umno leader, who wished to remain anonymous, told FMT that those siding with Umno vice-president Shafie Apdal are quite happy with what is going on in the money-laundering saga.
“You know what I mean… the other day when a news report came out about Shafie’s alleged liaison with an actress, Musa’s boys were smiling. This is politics… it’s all about going up the ladder and pulling down the other,” he said.
His nonchalant remark hides the fact that the money-laundering case against Musa is far more serious. It also has a bearing on public perceptions of his capability to manage Sabah’s affairs, especially with the general election looming.
The detailed tell-tale marks – supported by bank slips, names on bank accounts and flow of money being “laundered” – tracked to several countries and continents are exposed by SR. And now with disclosures by a Swiss weekly, it will be difficult to hide the truth from the public, said political observers.
Surprised and shaken by the stack of details pouring out, Musa has insisted that he is not involved and it is all old innuendo dredged up by his enemies.
Swiss report links Musa
Well before this detailed exposé by London-based journalist Clare Rewcastle-Brown, Musa was widely reported to have said that he did not know Michael Chia, the man caught in Hong Kong with S$16 million cash four years ago.
In leaked investigation papers, however, Chia reportedly told the Hong Kong authorities that the money belong to Musa.
Last Sunday, a Switzerland national weekly, Sonntagszeitung, published an article on the on-going investigation on Musa, quoting spokespersons of the office of the Swiss attorney-general confirming for the first time that Switzerland has given legal assistance to Hong Kong in the money-laundering case against Musa and Swiss banking giant UBS.
In the article, Musa was mentioned as Sabah chief minister and also the older brother of Malaysia’s Foreign Minister Anifah. That’s already a black eye for Malaysia even before the whole truth is fully revealed.
In return, popular blogger London-based Raja Petra Kamarudin or RPK in his MalaysiaToday blog picked up the Swiss report and got it translated to English, making it one of his all time good hits for the day.
The Zurich-based weekly said spokespersons for the attorney-general office and the Swiss Federal Office of Justice also revealed that files on the case were transmitted to Hong Kong authorities on March 31 last year.
UBS headquarters in Zurich, however, refused to comment on the matter. UBS said that in all markets it was operating in, the bank complied with the regulatory and legal framework.
The Malaysian media reported last week that Musa was being investigated by Hong Kong’s Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC) for having laundered over US$90 million of timber corruption money through UBS bank accounts in Hong Kong and Switzerland.
According to the reveal-all SR, Malaysian prosecutors refused to cooperate with Hong Kong in the matter because Attorney-General Abdul Gani Patail, who is from Tawau, Sabah, is a relative and a close political ally of Musa.
It was alleged that in return for the kickbacks, Musa, who has overall say of the state’s timber resources as chief minister, granted concessions to log tropical hardwoods in forest reserves.
Logging concessions revealed
Ironically in February 2007, Malaysia, Indonesia and Brunei committed to protect the Borneo rainforest in the trilateral “Heart of Borneo” declaration.
Swiss writer, Guido Schaetti, in his article said that about the same time, politicians concluded yet other deals and one of them was Musa who allegedly distributed logging concessions to timber companies, allowing them to log even protected areas and received millions in bribes for it.
According to the article, the money then flew through several accounts of UBS in Hong Kong.
It was discovered that those involved operated a network of front companies and nominees, in order to cover the money trail, wrote Schaetti.
Local loggers paid the kickbacks through third party companies into the accounts of Musa’s proxies, allegedly local lawyer Richard Barnes and Chia.
From there, the money was distributed to financial vehicles in the Caribbean and again collected in Hong Kong. Finally, the money allegedly ended up on Musa’s account with UBS in Zurich.
The widely-read Swiss weekly further revealed that in May 2008, the investigators found US$29.6 million in a UBS-account in Hong Kong run by Barnes. In total, more than US$90 million were reported to have flown through the account.
Musa was thought to be the beneficiary. The kickback system was exposed four years ago when Chia was caught in Hong Kong with S$16 million cash. The Hong Kong prosecutors sent their report to Malaysia. That was the end of the line. Gani refused to investigate.
In the SR article, it was revealed that “big” money was also regularly banked into the accounts of Musa’s two sons in Australia.
On Asian websites, the facts can be read in all the details. On a UBS payment slip, which the Sonntagszeitung has seen, even the purpose of the payment is given: “Deposit for logging concession”.
Who’s money is it?
Lukas Straumann, director of the Bruno Manser Fund (BMF), meanwhile accused the bank of heavy breaches of its due diligence duties.
“The documents are proving that funds from the criminal logging of rainforests have been laundered by UBS employees for years. It is shocking that the bank claims not to have been in the know,” noted BMF.
The UBS takes no position on the case, because the identification of customer names would injure its famed banking secrecy. However since 9/11, it’s been much harder to hide “hot” money.
Musa has been fingered but has denied he is involved in any way. So whose money is it? From where did all those hundreds of millions dollars come from?
Surely state financial authorities and those in the state Cabinet are aware what’s going on in their backyard?
Even if they don’t, they are nevertheless collectively responsible and will be held accountable.
Luke Rintod
ISU SKANDAL SHAFIE APDAL-ZAHIDA, SAYA SEDIA DISAMAN
kekalutan
skandal Shafie Apdal dengan artis Zahida Rafik telah membawa kepada
pelbagai spekulasi dan penafian dari kedua-dua pihak. Zahida dalam laman
twitternya menafikan hubungan intim berkenaan. Datuk Shafie Apdal pula
dalam satu kenyataannya juga menafikan isu skandal tersebut serta
bersedia untuk mengambil tindakan undang-undang ke atas mereka yang
menyebarluaskan isu berkenaan.
Bagi individu yang bertanggungjawab mmebongkar kes atau skandal ini
iaitu MP Ampang Zuraida Kamaruddin pul bersedia untuk disaman berhubung
kenyataannya yang mengaitkan seorang pelakon wanita(Zahida Rafik )
dengan menteri kabinet (Shafie Apdal )yang dibuat minggu lepas.
“Kita bersedia dengan segala tindakan yang akan diambil. Kalau dia nak
saman maka kita bersedia,” kata Zuraida ketika dihubungi TVSelangor di
sini hari ini.
Zuraida yang juga Ketua Wanita PKR berkata demikian bagi mengulas reaksi
pelakon, Zahida Rafik, yang menafikan dakwaan yang beliau terlibat di
dalam hubungan dengan Menteri Kemajuan Luar Bandar, Datuk Seri Shafie
Apdal.
Zahida di dalam kenyataan yang dimuatnaik ke dalam laman web sosial
twitter, menafikan dakwaan itu dan menyerahkannya kepada peguamnya untuk
tindakan selanjutnya.
Menurut Zuraida, pendedahan perkara itu dibuat atas dasar ingin membantu
pemandu peribadi Zahida yang dipercayai menjadi mangsa di dalam kes
tersebut.
Katanya, pihaknya juga mahu menteri yang dikaitkan dengan kes itu untuk memberi penjelasan.
“Kita buat pendedahan ini atas dasar membantu pemandu pribadinya
mendapat pembelaan sewajarnya. Ia adalah berdasarkan segala dokumen dan
bukti yang dimilik.”
Zuraida berkata, beliau telah menjangka bahawa Zahida akan menafikan perkara itu.
Di dalam sidang media pada Apr 18 Zuraida mendedahkan satu laporan polis
yang kononnya dibuat oleh bekas pemandu peribadi Zahida, Mohd Azuan
Abdullah.
Di dalam laporan itu, Mohd Azuan mendakwa Zahida mengkhianatinya dengan
membuat laporan palsu kononnya dia telah melarikan wang sejumlah
RM200,000.
Mohd Azuan mendakwa Shafie telah mengarahnya supaya menjadi pemandu
peribadi kepada Zahida dan menjadi perantara antara pelakon itu dan
Shafie.
Beliau menyatakan telah berkhidmat selama tiga tahun dan meletak jawatan
pada 29 Februari lalu kerana tidak tahan dengan tekanan tinggi akibat
jawatan itu.
Zahida menafikan dakwaan Mohd Azuan apabila menulis di dalam laman Twitternya, pada 19 dan 20 April lalu.
Beliau menulis:
“Wow!!! Besnya if tis story is tru!! Kesian my x driver tu, sanggup buat cite palsu semata2 utk buat duit!! May allah bless him!
(Wow, besnya kalau cerita ini benar. Saya berasa kesian pada bekas
pemandu saya itu kerana sanggup buat cerita palsu semata-mata untuk buat
duit. Moga Allah Merahmatinya!)
Zahida berkata beliau tidak berdiam diri dan sudah melantik peguam untuk menyelesaikan isu ini.
DATUK SHAFIE APDAL NAFI SKANDAL DENGAN ARTIS
Akhirnya
Menteri Kemajuan Luar Bandar dan Wilayah, Datuk Shafie Apdal menafikan
sekeras-kerasnya berita yang mengaitkan beliau dengan artis seksi Zahida
Rafik . Dalam satu kenyataan , Datuk Sahfie Apdal berkata bahawa ia
adalah berunsur politik dan berniat jahat. Beliau juga bersedia
mengambil tindakan mahkamah kepada mereka yang melontarkan fitnah
berkenaan.
“Dengan ini, saya ingin menyatakan bahawa semua yang tertera di dalam
laporan polis berkenaan adalah TIDAK BENAR sama sekali dan
kenyataan-kenyataan iringan oleh individu yang menyebarluaskan salinan
laporan polis berkenaan adalah BERNIAT JAHAT dan BERUNSUR POLITIK
semata-mata.
“Sehubungan dengan itu, saya bersedia mengambil tindakan undang-undang
terhadap sesiapa saja yang terus-terusan memfitnah saya dan mengaitkan
saya dengan perkara ini.
KUALA LUMPUR –
Menteri Kemajuan Luar Bandar dan Wilayah, Datuk Seri Shafie Afdal
menafikan sekeras-kerasnya dakwaan bekas pemandu, Noor Azman Azemi, yang
mengaitkan beliau dengan pembayaran wang dalam jumlah yang besar kepada
seorang artis wanita, Zahida Rafik.
Menurut kenyataan bertulis yang kami terima sebentar tadi, Shafie
menjelaskan bahawa segala yang tertulis di dalam laporan polis yang
dibuat oleh Noor Azman adalah tidak benar sama sekali.
Beliau yang juga Naib Presiden UMNO turut menyifatkan tindakan
segelintir pihak yang menyebarkan laporan polis tersebut sebagai berniat
jahat yang bermotifkan kepentingan politik pihak tertentu.
Shafie turut menegaskan bahawa beliau tidak akan teragak-agak untuk
mengambil tindakan undang-undang terhadap mana-mana pihak yang
berterusan memfitnah dan mengaitkan namanya dengan isu tersebut.
Zahida sebelum ini membuat laporan polis terhadap Noor Azman yang
dikatakan telah melarikan sejumlah RM200,000 wang syarikatnya setelah
meminta pemandunya itu memasukkan wang tersebut di dalam akaun syarikat
perniagaan milik keluarganya.
Noor Azman yang “hilang” sebelum ini muncul dengan membuat laporan polis
mendakwa bahawa seorang menteri kabinet menyerahkan wang sejumlah RM1.5
juta kepada seorang artis wanita yang dipercayai bekas majikannya,
Zahida.
Spekulasi itu terus meruncing apabila beberapa pemimpin parti politik
pembangkang membuat sidang akhbar menyebarkan dakwaan tersebut dengan
mengaitkan nama Shafie sebagai menteri terbabit yang memberikan wang
beberapa kali kepada Zahida dalam jumlah yang besar.
Berikut adalah kenyataan penuh Shafie yang diterima hari ini;
“Saya mengikuti dengan rapat beberapa laporan di dalam media dan
blog-blog tempatan yang telah mengaitkan nama saya dengan satu laporan
polis oleh seorang yang bernama Noor Azman bin Azemi (No. K/P:
740214146237) No report AMPANG/007017/12 yang bertarikh 13 Mac 2012 yang
mendakwa bekerja sebagai pemandu di bawah saya, dan mengaitkan saya
dengan pembayaran wang yang sebegitu banyak kepada seorang artis bernama
Zahida Binti Mohamed Rafik,” katanya.
“Dengan ini, saya ingin menyatakan bahawa semua yang tertera di dalam
laporan polis berkenaan adalah TIDAK BENAR sama sekali dan
kenyataan-kenyataan iringan oleh individu yang menyebarluaskan salinan
laporan polis berkenaan adalah BERNIAT JAHAT dan BERUNSUR POLITIK
semata-mata.
“Sehubungan dengan itu, saya bersedia mengambil tindakan undang-undang
terhadap sesiapa saja yang terus-terusan memfitnah saya dan mengaitkan
saya dengan perkara ini.
Sekian, terima kasih.
Dato’ Seri Mohd Shafie Afdal – Putrajaya, 23 April 2012.”
SIAPA YANG DEDAHKAN AKAUN PERIBADI ZAHIDA,BANK ATAU ZURAIDA?
Pembongkaran RM
1.4 juta milik peribadi pelakon Zahida Rafik yang dikaitkan dengan
Menteri Kemajuan Luar bandar dan Wilayah oleh pihak-pihak tertentu
terutamanya Zuraida kamarudin MP Ampang, menimbulkan kegusaran di hati
setiap rakyat di negara ini. Bagaimana boleh akaun peribadi dalam Bank
yang diakui sulit boleh diketahui oleh orang lain. seolah-olah memberi
makna, tidak ada perkataan SULIT dalam sistem perbankan di negara
ini.Maklumat peribadi boleh diakses oleh sesiapa sahaja tanpa ada
perlindungan.
Walaupun ada
akta yang memperuntukkan supaya maklumat peribadi pengguna dirahsiakan
dan dilindungi namun ia tidak mencukupi. Bukan sahaja maklumat perbankan
boleh dicerobohi, malahan juga maklumat telekomunikasi juga boleh
didapati sewenang-wenangnya. Tidak HAIRAN jika anda mennerima panggilan
dari orang yang tidak dikenali tetapi mengetahui nama dan nombor
telephone anda! Pelik tapi benar itulah yang berlaku di negara ini.
Sebab itulah
tidak mengejutkan jika akaun milik Zahida boleh diketahui. Tapi yang
menghairankan ialah mengapa pihak Bank yang tidak disalahkan, sebaliknya
Zuraida pula yang mahu disaman?
lihat kenyataan rasmi zahida mengenai perkara ini :
Assalamualaikum Warrahmatulallhi Wabarakatuh.
1. Pada Rabu 18hb April 2012, Ahli Parlimen Ampang, Zuraida Kamaruddin
telah mendedahkan satu dakwaan bahawa seorang menteri telah memberi wang
sebanyak RM 1.4 Juta kepada saya selama 4 bulan (Oktober, November,
Disember dan Januari). Ia adalah susulan daripada kes pemandu peribadi
saya yang melarikan wang saya sebanyak RM 200 Ribu.
2. Untuk pengetahuan umum, saya melakukan perniagaan penjualaan kereta
import bersama abang ipar saya serta perniagaan arang batu di
Kalimantan, Indonesia bersama abang angkat saya. Semua penyata akaun
serta wang yang dimaksudkan oleh Ahli Parlimen Ampang adalah benar
tetapi ia adalah hasil titik peluh saya sendiri dalam perniagaan yang
diceburi dan ianya tiada kaitan dengan seorang MENTERI yang dikaitkan
oleh YB. Zuraida Kamaruddin kepada umum.
3. Saya mempunyai pelbagai rangkaian perniagaan yang diceburi setelah
tidak lagi aktif dalam bidang lakonan kerana bagi saya perniagaan
sendiri lebih menguntungkan untuk hidup yang lebih sempurna. Ini adalah
satu tanggapan yang serong terhadap saya dan keluarga kerana pertuduhan
ini dapat menjejaskan karier perniagaan saya serta kehidupan seharian
saya sebagai rakyat Malaysia.
4. Mengikut undang-undang Malaysia, akta BAFIA 1989, mana-mana individu,
syarikat atau juga badan kerajaan mahupun bukan termasuklah institusi
kewangan (bank), dilarang sama sekali untuk mendedahkan mana-mana akaun
peribadi, syarikat atau mana-mana badan badan kerajaan mahupun bukan
kerajaan kepada UMUM dan SEKIRANYA ini terjadi, maka si PELAKU boleh
dikenakan tindakan mahkamah.
Mengikut akta tersebut juga, akaun kewangan seperti ini hanya boleh didedahkan dengan perintah HAKIM.
5. Maka dengan ini, saya mengambil keputusan untuk mendakwa Ahli
Parlimen Ampang di mahkamah kerana mendedahkan akaun peribadi saya serta
menfitnah saya berhubungan sulit dengan seorang MENTERI yang dikaitan
bagi membersihkan nama baik saya serta keluarga saya.
Sekian, terima kasih.
Wassalam.
Zahida Rafik
20hb April 2012.
(novandri.blogspot)
Shafie Apdal Nafi Berikan RM1.5 Juta Kepada Zahida Rafik Dan Laporan Polis Hanya Satu Motif Politik
Ha. Tidak pasal pasal ahli politik muncul menjadi satu kisah menarik di laman hiburan gossip ini. Sekali sekala orang tua kata, tiada salahnya.Ini merupakan kenyataan pertama daripada Datuk Seri Shafie Apdal berhubung dakwaan parti pembangkang yang berkata beliau membayar RM1.5 juta kepada Zahida Rafik.
Bayaran yang cukup lumayan itu bertukar tangan di’katakan kerana Datuk Seri Shafie Apdal mempunyai hubungan sulit dengan aktress popular itu — dan membayar sekurang kurangnya RM100,000 setiap kali bertemu.
Menteri ini turut menafikan dakwaan Noor Azman Azemi yang mendakwa beliau di’upah untuk menjadi pemandu peribadi Zahida Rafik dan mengawal pergerakan aktress tersebut sejak tahun 2009 melalui Twitter beliau.
Dalam kenyataan ringkas menerusi surat yang di’lampirkan melalui Twitter rasmi beliau, Datuk Seri Shafie Apdal turut menegaskan yang laporan yang di’sebarkan ini tidak lain berniat jahat & bermotifkan politik.
Datuk Seri Shafie Apdal ulas pasal Kes Zahida Rafik..
Akhirnya orang yang dituduh dalam cerita skandal Zahida Rafik sudah mula
bersuara.. masing2 sudah mengeluarkan kenyataan semoga kita dapat
menerimanya...
Selain itu Zahida Rafik juga telah mengulas mengenai tuduhan yang dilemparkan oleh pembantu peribadinya itu melalui twitter :-
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