Najib's 100 days: The hope of civil servants

Civil servants are hoping that the government will maintain peace and fulfill its obligations to the people as promised. Cuepacs President Datuk Omar Osman spoke about the expectations of 1.4 million civil servants post 100 days of Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak's adminstration. Omar said civil servants will to continue to give their full support to the government for the sake prosperity.

After a full 100 days of running the country following the 13th General Election (GE13), Najib is seen to be still looking for a direction for the nation. According to political analyst Prof Madya Dr Shaharuddin Badaruddin, this was partly because policies announced by Najib four years prior have yet to achieve the desired outcomes. "After GE13, he seems to be looking at whether to continue with the policy announced last four years or review all the much talked about reforms,” he said. Shaharuddin said that the GE13 results showed that the public did not accept Najib-era policies after administration was taken over from former Prime Minister, Tun Abdullah Ahmad Badawi. “If we look at Najib’s first 100 days after GE13, it is unclear what is the direction he wants to take us, he talks about national reconciliation but until today that is still unclear, in what form will it take?” From the Umno perspective, Shaharuddin said that Najib is seen as using his first 100 days to fortify his position among party members. Meanwhile, Prof Datuk Dr Mohamed Mustafa provided his analysis when asked to comment on the challenges that Barisan Nasional will face 100 days after winning the 13th General Election. He added, all citizens should support the 1Malaysia agenda because its goal, which is to live as one race with one destiny, is very good. Click video for complete interview.