KUALA LUMPUR — PKR leader Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim said that the richest people in Malaysia do not support him, but he is still confident he will one day become a Prime Minister.
“I know those with billions of ringgit do not really agree with me. They are afraid of me.
” I think that the people are more understanding and are more comfortable with me as prime minister,” he said today in an exclusive interview with Mingguan Malaysia.
“I haven’t failed to be prime minister, it just hasn’t happened yet. I have to accept the fact that I am still the Pakatan Harapan’s (PH) chosen candidate to be prime minister and if Malaysians support me for the post, I will continue to protect the people, especially those who need it the most, God-willing,” he added.
However, Anwar, 75, does not wish to wait or pursue the prime minister post at a very old age.
“I don’t want to be 95 and still be pursuing the prime minister role,” he said
