PAHANG: It has been weeks since former Malaysian prime minister Najib Razak started his 12-year jail term, but the "Bossku" (my boss) – a nickname he used after he was ousted in 2018 – effect ...

PETALING JAYA: "Bossku does not end here" - these were the words mentioned by former prime minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak’s daughter Nooryana Najwa after the Federal Court dismissed her father ...

Supporters -- some wearing T-shirts emblazoned with the former premier's portrait -- chanted "Free Najib!" and "Long Live Bossku!", referring to his moniker which means "my boss".

"We deeply and greatly miss him (Najib) for the support that 'Bossku' has given the people," said Madam Mazenol Jaafar, 69, as quoted by The New Straits Times. A Najib supporter since the 1970s ...

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They also shouted “Hidup Bossku” in reference to Najib’s moniker. Najib supporters and PAS members gathered as early as 7am to show their support for the ex-prime minister, filling the areas ...

these carefully crafted lies and the passage of time softened Najib’s image. No longer a disgraced and corrupt former prime minister, now his tagline was “Malu Apa Bossku” – “What is ...

“Bossku (Najib) has always been on the agenda in every Umno and Barisan supreme council meeting. We have our hurdles to overcome, but we will not stop fighting for Bossku,” said the Deputy ...

they would have a different perspective on Najib’s so-called apology. That they still lack this clarity is precisely the reason they continue to support a corrupt “Bossku” (my boss).

Palace of former king confirms house arrest was granted Ex-PM's case referred back to High Court 'Today, we take one step forward,' Najib says Home minister says no house arrest notice received ...

He was reincarnated as a motorcycle-riding, hoodie-wearing man of the people answering to “Bossku” (“my boss” in Malay and equivalent to “bro” in English). Najib became a driving force ...

KUALA LUMPUR, Aug 24 (Reuters) - Having begun a 12-year jail sentence on Tuesday, former Malaysian prime minister Najib Razak is expected to scramble for ways to obtain early release after losing ...