Luxurious

The engagement ceremony of Prime Minister's daughter totalling RM409,767-Who pay?

Prime Minister and family

Prime Minister with his future daughter's husband

Najwa and her fiance

This is her fiance from Kazakhstan

Najwa, her fiance and future mother in law

This engagement ceremony already touch lightly RM400,000++. This new engagement ceremony, not yet the wedding ceremony. Perhaps, we as Malaysia's citizen feel that figure rather effusiveness, but, the reality is the ceremony involving the Prime Minister's daughter.

For him, maybe the cost of engagement ceremony that take place on 17 June 2011 is a normal matter.

The question how much the engagement ceremony of Dato' Seri Najib Abdul Razak's daughter is not the important thing for us. That is his authority. With holding a status of Prime Minister, it is impossible for him to make this ceremony in moderate condition, right? Although the ceremony held closely, but, many officials country, personage and nearest leader attend. Meanwhile, meal at that ceremony is more to:

- menu like royal meal including Australia's roast meat

- seafood

- various dishes that out from our abilities and imagination

- decoration and others until the ceremony that successful held

- so, deduct and add altogether, finally, the cost bounce until RM400,000++

- but, the question is who pay?

Once again, if want to make the expensive ceremony, it is not a problem actually. As long as ceremony is made for personal interest with using own money and saving, not the citizen's money.

Above, a booking of banquet to Shangri La Hotel which charged accountable for preparing catering for the engagement ceremony of Prime Minister's daughter, Nooryana Najwa with Daniar Nazarbayev. And, the cost was billed to Prime Minister Office (PMO).

*Based on the sentence of 'The engagement ceremony of Prime Minister's daughter totalling RM409,767-Who pay?', i use loaded questions, which i treat this question as a sneaky way to make the readers believe about what has been asked as true. In fact, it might be not! Perhaps, he make the ceremony by his own money. We can argue but we do not have any strong evidence. The evidence such as the cost that billed to Prime Minister Office (PMO) above cannot be a 100% of evidence. In a reality, we know that each Prime Minister in the world will use the citizen's money a little bit even though not much. Besides, i use the ad hominem circumstantial when i explain the sentence of 'With holding a status of Prime Minister, it is impossible for him to make this ceremony in moderate condition, right? Although the ceremony held closely, but, many officials country, personage and nearest leader attend'. He must defends his interest that he has an authority to make the ceremony as the prestige one because he is a Prime Minister. It is impossible to him make the ceremony in the normal condition only. Furthermore, he needs to invite any important person to come to the ceremony. It is because he is a Prime Minister also.