Ning wants to be vocal coach
Songstress plans to start music academy
NING BAIZURA (pic) is still a force to contend with despite having left her glamorous singing days behind, Harian Metro reported.
The 41-year-old singer with more than two decades of experience under her belt now wants to be a vocal coach like singer Syafinaz.
“I want to educate the younger generation about proper singing techniques,” she said.
She also expressed her desire to start a vocal and music academy to guide singers in the local music industry.
Ning said she was also planning a largescale concert to mark her 25th anniversary in the industry, adding that she was looking forward to holding a stadium concert like that by Datuk Siti Nurhaliza in Stadium Negara recently.
> A man in Kulim hurled a glass plate at his 19-year-old niece for scolding his toddler son for not wearing a disposable diaper, reported Harian Metro.
Siti Noraziati Ramli ended up with seven stitches on her head last Friday.
Her grandmother Zainab Awang Din said she was having breakfast with the man in the kitchen when Siti Noraziati came in to complain that the two-yearold boy was not wearing diapers.
“He got upset and threw a plastic cup at her.
“Then, he flung a glass plate. She was bleeding from her head,” said Zainab, 73.
A report was subsequently lodged at the Kulim police station.
> Utusan Malaysia reported that a newborn baby, wrapped only in a jacket, was found dead near the bushes outside a clinic in Kota Baru.
A 36-year-old woman, who admitted to being the mother, was detained after she went to Hospital Raja Perempuan Zainab II to seek treatment for postpartum bleeding.
Preliminary investigation showed that the woman had given birth to the baby in the washroom of a shopping centre in Taman Bendahara after complaining of a stomach ache on April 7.
OCPD Asst Comm Baharom Abu said the woman claimed that the baby was stillborn.
He said although the woman was married with two children, she had problems with her drug addict husband who had not returned home for three months.