Kak Mah Akan Bikin Puak Pakatan Kena Sawan lagi!

DS Rosmah Mansor isteri PM kita telah ditawarkan untuk menjadi salah seorang dari penaung Universiti Wanita Asia. Ini merupakan satu lagi pengiktirafan dunia yang diterima oleh ahkak Rosmah kita. Tambahan lagi surat tawaran telah dihantar oleh isteri Tony Blair.

Kak Mah kita akan duduk sebaris dengan nama-nama besar wanita di dunia seperti Sheikh Hasina (PM Bangladesh, Ahli Politik Itali Emma Bonino, mantan setiausaha Negara US, Dr Condolezza Rice serta Anson Chan, wanita waja dari Hong Kong.

AS pasti, puak pakatan haram akan berasa lebih tertekan lagi ekoran perlantikan yang dibuat ini kerana pastinya dengki dan nafsu amarah fitnah mereka akan lebih meluap-luap lagi.

Sudahlah dusta cincin puluhan jutaan ringgit mereka telah terkantoi, AS pasti lepas ni mereka akan gunakan 1001 lagi imaginasi cerita rekaan untuk memfitnah! Dan seperti biasa, akan terkantoi lagi!

LONDON -- Datin Seri Rosmah Mansor, wife of Malaysian Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak, has received an invitation to become one of the patrons of the Asian University of Women (AUW) in Chittagong, Bangladesh.

The invitation was contained in a letter sent to her by AUW chancellor Cherie Blair, wife of former British prime minister Tony Blair.

"InsyaAllah I'll accept her invitation and reply to her when I return to Malaysia," Rosmah told Malaysian journalists here.

Rosmah was accompanying her husband on a four-day official visit to the United Kingdom (UK) which concluded Friday night.

Prime Minister of Bangladesh Sheikh Hasina serves as the chief patron of AUW.

She is joined by, among others, Italian politician Emma Bonino, former member of the Legislative Council of Hong Kong and head of Hong Kong Civil Service Anson Chan, and former United States secretary of state Dr Condoleezza Rice.

Rosmah said she felt honoured to have been requested to join such a distinguished group of prominent women.

She said she had travelled to Dhaka to deliver a keynote address at an event organised by the university whose students come from 12 different countries throughout the region.

"Mrs Blair had said then that she wanted me to join other prominent women in making the university a success," Rosmah said.
The university caters to students from disadvantaged socio-economic backgrounds.

Most of the young women are the first in their family to attend higher education. -- BERNAMA