Now, Najib Has Chinese Facebook 'Ah Jib Gor'
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Now, Najib Has Chinese Facebook 'Ah Jib Gor'
KUALA LUMPUR (Jan 17): Attention, Facebook users! There is a new friend in town and he goes by the name, 'Ah Jib Gor'.
That's Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak's new facebook in Mandarin as another platform to reach out to the wider
population in the social media.
'Ah Jib Gor', which means 'Brother Najib' in Chinese, was created to give Najib another forum to get social media users to
know him as a person -- an ordinary member of society and not straight-jacket as prime minister.
"Ah Jib Gor went online yesterday (Monday). This is going to complement or supplement his existing social media website.
We know some Chinese people know both English and Chinese. We want a more effective kind of interaction across the
various communities in the country," said the prime minister's political secretary, Wong Nai Chee.
He said the Chinese Facebook meant to be apolitical, such as touching on Najib's hobbies and other non-political matters, as
not all Facebook users were interested in politics.
"He already has other social media which touch on politics. He will not take (the) initiative to post political matters on his
Chinese FB (Facebook) even though he can't stop people from posting about politics on the site," he said.
Najib has Facebook and Twitter account under his name which have attracted substantial followers.
Wong explained the name, 'Ah Jib Gor', was chosen as it was the popular name given to the Najib by social media users and
the Chinese population, at large, even before the Chinese Facebook site was created.
"We hope by having this, the Chinese segment of the population in the country can get to know the prime minister more as an
ordinary person," he said.
Since the Chinese version was launched yesterday, as at 4.30pm on Tuesday, 'Ah Jib Gor' has attracted 1,722 followers. -
Bernama
That's Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak's new facebook in Mandarin as another platform to reach out to the wider
population in the social media.
'Ah Jib Gor', which means 'Brother Najib' in Chinese, was created to give Najib another forum to get social media users to
know him as a person -- an ordinary member of society and not straight-jacket as prime minister.
"Ah Jib Gor went online yesterday (Monday). This is going to complement or supplement his existing social media website.
We know some Chinese people know both English and Chinese. We want a more effective kind of interaction across the
various communities in the country," said the prime minister's political secretary, Wong Nai Chee.
He said the Chinese Facebook meant to be apolitical, such as touching on Najib's hobbies and other non-political matters, as
not all Facebook users were interested in politics.
"He already has other social media which touch on politics. He will not take (the) initiative to post political matters on his
Chinese FB (Facebook) even though he can't stop people from posting about politics on the site," he said.
Najib has Facebook and Twitter account under his name which have attracted substantial followers.
Wong explained the name, 'Ah Jib Gor', was chosen as it was the popular name given to the Najib by social media users and
the Chinese population, at large, even before the Chinese Facebook site was created.
"We hope by having this, the Chinese segment of the population in the country can get to know the prime minister more as an
ordinary person," he said.
Since the Chinese version was launched yesterday, as at 4.30pm on Tuesday, 'Ah Jib Gor' has attracted 1,722 followers. -
Bernama
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