Raffi Ahmad's Mother Claims Don't Think About Salary To Accept Prabowo's Offer To Become A State Official

Amy Qanita, Raffi Ahmad, Nagita Slavina and Rieta Amalia. (Instagram @raffinagita1717)

JAKARTA - Amy Qanita, the mother of Raffi Ahmad, claims that her son did not think about his salary when appointed by President Prabowo Subianto to become a Special Envoy for the Development of the Young Generation and Art Workers.

"Yes, no (thinking salary), Raffi lives this like part of the state's duties, and is entrusted by the president," said Amy in the Pondok Indah area, South Jakarta, Friday, October 27.

"He certainly doesn't think about salary or anything, basically he will accept it for this country," he added.

Previously, Amy emphasized that Raffi would not die from the entertainment world that had raised the name of his eldest son.

"Not really, because entertainment has become the world, it's like his hobby, so it will continue to be lived," said Amy.

Amy also gave a message to Raffi considering the new responsibilities he received, his son had to be smarter in prioritizing himself.

"But now we have to be smart in managing time, so he has to know which priorities should come first," explained Amy.

At the end of her sentence, Amy thanked President Prabowo for trusting his son.

"Yes, I never stop talking to Raffi who can trust Pak Prabowo to be the president's envoy," he said.