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Kapit MP: Peninsular M’sians performing ngajat, Iban youth dancing joget reflect M’sia’s strong unity
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Kapit MP: Peninsular M’sians performing ngajat, Iban youth dancing joget reflect M’sia’s strong unity
By DayakDaily Team KUCHING, May 18: The sight of cultural dancers from Peninsular Malaysia attempting to perform the traditional ngajat dance—an identity of the Land of the Hornbills—has become a powerful symbol of Malaysia’s growing cultural appreciation and unity. According to Kapit MP Dato Sri Alexander Nanta Linggi, he also sees Iban youth in Sarawak, especially in Kapit, attempt not only the Malay joget dance, but are also talented in lion …
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