Anwar Hints Announcing Special Appreciation For Malaysians
Even though he did not elaborate what it actually means, Anwar shared a poster that said 'COMING' on his Facebook which quickly caught the attention of netizens.
"An Extraordinary Appreciation for Malaysians. With Malaysiaku," the poster reads.
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