KUCHING: The Keluar Sekejap podcast episode featuring Premier Datuk Patinggi Tan Sri Abang Johari Tun Openg has garnered significant attention, amassing 323,681 views within just two days of its release.
The episode, launched in celebration of Sarawak Day, was made available on the Keluar Sekejap YouTube channel on July 22 at 3 pm.
The podcast has resonated well with audiences not only in Sarawak but throughout Malaysia, reflecting a widespread interest in the Premier’s insights and leadership.
At press time, the video has received approximately 8,700 likes and has been flooded with 2,400 positive comments.
Viewers have praised Abang Johari as a knowledgeable and forward-thinking leader, highlighting his vision for the future and his deep understanding of the region’s need.
One user, kmaludin, commented that Abang Johari is a Malaysian national treasure, expressing the need for more political leaders like him who possess vision, pragmatism, the ability to get things done, and a future-oriented mindset without being hindered by short-term policymaking.
“We need such leaders who want to make Malaysia a powerhouse in the world in the next few decades. May all your dreams come true, Premier, and wishing all Sarawakians the very best. Your future is in good hands,” the user said.
Another user, ninahanz2236, shared that she spent two hours watching the podcast, describing it as exceptionally informative.
She appreciated Abang Johari’s thorough and clear explanations, noting that he addressed questions with clarity and composure.
“This podcast serves as an invaluable resource for understanding Sarawak’s political landscape and its global aspirations, which hold significant implications for Malaysia, particularly for Sarawakians,” she said.
Meanwhile, user muhammadhaikal-nd1og commented that, as a Malaysian, he sees Abang Johari as a visionary leader who prioritises the welfare of his people without exploiting them.
“I salute you, Datuk Patinggi Tan Sri. Even though I am not from Sarawak, I will support your vision for the nation and state if needed. Thank you for your passion and big heart in political matters to create a better future for Sarawakians,” he said.
