They are currently building a new electronic government secretariat at Putrajah from Kualar Lumpur. There the government would be without files, the computer will take over. File information would be exchanged via the personal computers from ministry to ministry. In terms of law and security, Malaysia is also ahead of Nigeria. Travelling is mostly in the night as is done in Saudi Arabia and other countries.
Armed robbery is very very uncommon.
So also in the case of other forms of crimes. An area where Nigeria surpasses Malaysia is when it comes to the opportunity of rising to the position of president or any position in government. In Malaysia only the Malays have been occupying the positions of president, prime minister and other strategic positions since independence and it looks near impossible for a non-Malay to occupy the position of prime minister, president, ministers of defence, finance and education among others. In Nigeria apart from the three major ethnic tribes, the minorities have also occupied and are occupying strategic positions in the country with the likes of Gowon, Balewa, Abacha, TY Danjuma, Augustus Aikhomu among others. To Dr. Idris Bugaje, a Nigerian who lectured in the University of Malaysia and was there when they celebrated their 40th independence anniversary, Malaysia's belief in itself is one of the reasons why it left Nigeria behind.