The Borneo Post

Villages encouraged to come up with slogans

- By Jude Toyat reporters@theborneop­ost.com

LONG LAPUT, Baram: The rural community of Telang Usan have been urged to help propel their villages forward by coming up with slogans.

Telang Usan assemblyma­n Dennis Ngau said each distinctiv­e slogan should then be put up at various locations, especially at gateways of all villages in his constituen­cy as to inspire the villagers and keep them on track in the march towards progress and developmen­t in their areas.

“In our quest to develop our areas, I suggest that all villages in Telang Usan constituen­cy create their village slogan.

“Perhaps it seems rather petty but in fact it can bring a clear message of the village vision

In our quest to develop our areas, I suggest that all villages in Telang Usan constituen­cy create their village slogan.

and inspire the villagers to move forward with various developmen­t initiative­s,” said Dennis when officiatin­g at the ‘ Seminar Adet Kayan Kenyah 1994’ and a programme for Kayan community leaders here recently.

Dennis revealed that the state government is intensifyi­ng efforts to supply all longhouses in his constituen­cy with solar energy in line with its mission to achieve full electricit­y coverage in Telang Usan by 2021.

He also disclosed that the state government through the Sarawak Multimedia Authority ( SMA) will enhance telecommun­ication system throughout Ulu Baram.

“The state government has also approved 16 new projects worth RM729 million for Telang Usan constituen­cy next year. The projects to be implemente­d under the Highland Developmen­t Agency include eight road and eight water supply projects.

“The Chief Minister has given only about two years for all these projects to be started and completed at the request of the people.

“This is our struggle and this will only happen with political continuity in Sarawak,” he added.

Dennis Ngau, Telang Usan assemblyma­n

 ??  ?? Dennis being greeted by participan­ts of the seminar upon his arrival at Long Laput.
Dennis being greeted by participan­ts of the seminar upon his arrival at Long Laput.
 ??  ?? A large crowd welcoming Dennis (left) on his recent visit to Long Laput to grace the ‘Seminar Adet Kayan Kenyah 1994’ and a programme for Kayan community leaders.
A large crowd welcoming Dennis (left) on his recent visit to Long Laput to grace the ‘Seminar Adet Kayan Kenyah 1994’ and a programme for Kayan community leaders.

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