Randau isu nya patut mungkur Sabah, Sarawak

January 15, 2014

KUCHING: Sebengkah randau dikena mutarka isu leka jaku ‘Allah’ enda chukup engkeman enti sema ngelaungka orang ke megai pengarap Keristin ari Sabah enggau Sarawak.

Tu ukai ketegal mayuh orang ke bepengarap Keristin diau di Sabah enggau Sarawak tang ketegal orang Keristin ba kededua nengeri tu balat irauka pengelikun senentang selangkuh tubuh enggau jalai pengarap kaban Keristin ke diau di Semenanjung Malaysia, ku Chairman Gempuru Besai Keristin Jaku Iban Malaysia (GBKJIM) Ps Greman Ujang Slat.

“Randau tu manah tang nya enda tau enda dibuka ngagai semua gerempung Keristin ngambika sida tau mantaika pugu runding bepelasarka Sabah enggau Sarawak nya nengeri ke tebal diuan orang bepengarap Keristin.

Kami irauka bala kami ke gawa sereta belajar di Semenanjung keba nya sada ari Sabah enggau Sarawak enda tau enda dipending,” ku Greman lebuh ke dikerandau kilah ensana.

“Kami irauka pengelikun kaban kami, nyengkaum selangkuh tubuh sida mega pengarap sida,” ku sebana iya lebuh bekenangka perambu Opis Penyerakup Bansa enggau Integrasi (NUID) deka ngatur randau betambit pintu antara Opis Pekara Pengarap Islam Selangor (Jais) enggau Gerempung Alkitab Malaysia (MBS) dikena mutarka penyarut bekaul enggau leka jaku ‘Allah’.

Diretor Besai NUID Datuk Azman Amin Hassan madah, pekara nya patut diputar nengah jalai randau ngambika negutka kaul enggau pemaik antara orang ke ari mayuh bengkah jalai pengarap di menua tu seraya nyeliahka penyadi ke enda manah.

Pia mega lebuh dikerandau, Menteri Pemansang Tanah Tan Sri Dr James Masing madah, NUID enggau Jais patut jampat duduk lalu berandau bekaul enggau pengawa berampaska Alkitab enggau Bup Kudus.

Asajaya rep: Visit state more often and discover folk here are equally developed

By VANES DEVINDRAN vanes@thestar.com.my

Tuesday September 20, 2011

KUCHING: Malaysians from the peninsula have been asked to visit Sarawak more often so that they get to know the people here better.

Abdul Rahman Karim Hamzah, the political secretary to the Chief Minister, said some wrong perceptions of the state and its people remained a thorny issue because of the lack of traffic between Sarawak and the peninsula.

He said it was unfortunate that there were Peninsular Malaysians who believed that Sarawakians were living on trees.

He said the reason for the misperception was because these Peninsular Malaysians never visited the state. 

“Believe it or not, we still get questions like if Sarawakians are still living on trees from some of our Semenanjung brothers and sisters. These people still perceive Sarawakians as so backward that we don’t even know how to build houses.

“However, as you can see for yourself, we are developing well just like any other states in the peninsula,” he said at a Hari Raya gathering for a group of visitors representing several neighbourhood watch committees from the peninsula here on Sunday night.

Proof of participation: Karim presenting a certificate to a participant of the integration and unity visit to homestays in Samarahan as Azman (left) and National Unity and Integration state director Dirwana Azool look on during the Hari Raya gathering.

The programme was organised by the National Unity and Integration Department as a platform to get participants to see how the state was shaping up.