KUALA LUMPUR, Sept 2 — The perception that a prime minister has the knowledge and power to fix everything that ails the country is incorrect, Datuk Seri Najib Razak said today.

The prime minister wrote in his personal blog that his over four decades of experience in politics has taught him that while this was a common view, the truth was that many matters that affect Malaysia were outside his ability to influence.

"We must realise that many things that happen are beyond the control of a prime minister; I am but a humble servant of God, with weaknesses and still things that I must learn.

"Yet, countless allegations are hurled by those who actually have personal agendas and are using these issues to cloud the eyes of the public in order to gain support, but this is the reality of politics,” he wrote on najibrazak.com.

But Najib said he has no intention to stop working to better the country and Islam, and that these were his only motivations.

He also thanked his Cabinet members for their ability to execute their duties and responsibilities in helping develop the nation, both economically and in the field of sports, despite the obstacles in their way.