Abdullah would have the blessings and prayers of all Malaysians regardless of race, religion or political beliefs for a happy and contented marriage which will be an inspiration for him to begin to fulfill his reform  pledges and agenda when he became Prime Minister

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Media Statement      
by Lim Kit Siang  
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(Parliament, Thursday): The Prime Minister, Datuk Seri Abdullah Ahmad Badawi will have the blessings and prayers of all Malaysians, regardless of race, religion or political beliefs for a happy and contented marriage which will be an inspiration for him to begin to fulfill his reform pledges aned agenda when he became Prime Minister. 

Abdullah’s announcement that he would be marrying Jeane Abdullah is good news and Malaysians are happy for him, believing that Jeane can  bring him happiness, taking care  of him and be his companion. 

Abdullah cannot be more right when he remarked  yesterday that “a happy prime minister can do a lot of great work” and Malaysians are looking forwards to  him starting his “great work” as the fifth Prime Minister of Malaysia. 

I personally hope that Abdullah’s “great work” as a happily married man again can start next Thursday, the date he had promised last week for the launching of  a new government delivery system after the earlier announcement of a RM8 billion salary revision for civil servants in the country. 

Such a “great work” in the first week of his second marriage would be great news and bring great happiness to Malaysians as well.

(7/6/2007)