Prabowo Orders Qodari to Collect Hina MBG Videos for Nightly Viewing

JAKARTA, KOMPAS.com – Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto ordered the Chief of Presidential Staff (KSP) Qodari to collect video clips that slandered him as insulting the Indonesian nation through the Free Nutritious Meal (MBG) program.

“Mr Qodari, please collect the video clips that we predicted would fail, which said I insulted the Indonesian people, ‘MBG is an insult to the Indonesian people’,” said Prabowo at the inauguration of the SPPG and National Police food security warehouse in Palmerah, West Jakarta (Jakbar), Friday (13/2/2026).

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Qodari, who was present, immediately stood up and made a respectful gesture towards Prabowo.

Prabowo emphasized that he wanted to save Indonesian children through MBG.

He also wondered why people who slandered him actually insulted Indonesia by launching MBG.

Prabowo wants to watch the video clips that Qodari will collect every night.

Through this video, Prabowo will see whether he really insulted the Indonesian people.

“I ask, so that I can look around every night. It’s okay. Am I insulting the Indonesian people?” Prabowo said, greeted by laughter from the audience.

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Prabowo wants to die defending the truth

Meanwhile, Prabowo emphasized that he was ready to die for Indonesia, even when he was still a TNI second lieutenant (letda).

Therefore, Prabowo ensured that he would never have the heart to insult Indonesia.

“The rest of my life is just to save, build. I want to die on the path of truth. I want to die defending truth, justice and the safety of my people. This is an honor for a soldier, to die for his people. I don’t want to insult him. But never mind. Now we will prove it together,” he added.

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