Mohd Hazem Abdul Rahman, 47, the 10th prosecution witness said there were six reasons why he held the view.
Secondly, he said Jho Low had direct access to Najib in which he saw that whenever he was having meetings and discussions with Najib on 1MDB, Jho Low would also be present. Thirdly, he said in several meetings on 1MDB with Najib in the former prime minister’s house, he saw Najib discussing with Jho Low earlier before Najib met him.
Fourthly, he said the meeting with Jho Low was through Azlin who admitted himself that Jho Low represented the prime minister in 1MDB.
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