Religious influencer denies 51 charges over alleged RM15m NGO fund misuse and money laundering
A RELIGIOUS preacher and social media influencer and the secretary of the NGO he chaired have pleaded not guilty to charges linked to the alleged misuse of RM13.85 million in organisational funds. Abdullah Abdol Razak, 40, pleaded not guilty at the S...
A religious preacher and social media influencer, along with their NGO secretary, have denied 51 charges related to the alleged misuse of RM13.85 million in organizational funds and money laundering. At the Sessions Court in Seremban on Wednesday, Abdullah Abdol Razak, 40, pleaded not guilty to 34 counts of criminal breach of trust and 17 money laundering charges.
PRIM chairman Abdullah was accused of dishonestly disposing of the money without approval, committing the offences between February 2023 and March 2026. His deputy public prosecutor proposed RM1 million bail, with two Malaysian sureties. PRIM secretary Noor Sahira Abdullah, 30, also pleaded not guilty to abetting her husband in the criminal breach of trust, facing charges of assisting in the transfer of the funds through online banking without authorisation.
She faces a charge under Section 109 of the Penal Code and was granted RM200,000 bail with two local sureties. Both cases will be mentioned again on September 28.
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