FLAVIAN MAJAIL

Flavian L. Majail, a resident of Kg. Kerokot in Tambunan, has been actively involved in the Unduk Ngadau State Level Kaamatan as the Chief Chaperone for the past 10 years. Her dedication to this role has been instrumental in the success of the event.

This year, the Unduk Ngadau Kaamatan State Level Competition will see the participation of around 50 finalists. Flavian has played a crucial role in overseeing the chaperones and ensuring the smooth execution of the pageant. She does her best to make sure the participants are all safe and comfortable, during the event itself, as well as any activities they’ll be participating in.

For Flavian, the chosen theme “Kaamatan Enculturates Unity” holds significant importance in highlighting the connection between unity and our culture. It serves as a reminder of the importance of staying united through thick and thin. By focusing on the harmonious relationship between culture and unity, the theme advocates for the preservation of unity as Sabahans and Malaysians. She views the theme as a way to unite everyone from all walks of life through the celebration of Kaamatan.

Steve Johnny Mositun

Steve Johnny Mositun, hailing from Papar, is a 39-year-old individual who has been part of the committee for several years, contributing to various activities of the Unduk Ngadau, including the Blood Donation Campaign in collaboration with the Unduk Ngadau’s appearance.

Within the committee, Steve’s role revolves around assisting in the management and his contributions involve supporting and coordinating various tasks related to the organisation’s operations.

Regarding this year’s Kaamatan theme, Steve believes it clearly highlights the enduring unity among the people of Malaysia, which remains unwavering in Sabah. The theme emphasises the celebration of diverse cultures without any issues, emphasising that different cultures can be embraced and celebrated together harmoniously.

Junzuenn Basalan

Junzuenn Basalan, also known as June or Girl, is an active member of the Unduk Ngadau State Level Committee, representing Tambunan/Keningau. Despite being the youngest member, Junzuenn has been part of the committee, on and off, since 2009.

Over the years, Junzuenn has taken on various roles within the committee. Starting as a chaperone, then later assisted with administrative tasks. From manning the foyer on May 29th’s Sodop Unduk Ngadau, to working closely with the protocol team during the Grand Final at KDCA on May 31st and more. In 2019, she was appointed as the Head of Digital & Social Media, leading a team responsible for managing UNK’s social media platforms. In 2023, she played a pivotal role in building the official website, www.undukngadau.org, which serves as a comprehensive platform to learn about Unduk Ngadau Kaamatan.

Regarding this year’s Kaamatan theme, Junzuenn believes it is a crucial opportunity to promote and preserve traditions and customs amidst the digital age. The theme emphasises the role of Kaamatan in fostering unity, understanding, and friendship among individuals of diverse races, beliefs, and cultures. By leveraging technology and embracing the concept of Malaysia MADANI, the theme aims to strengthen the spirit of fraternity and celebrate the cultural diversity that Sabah takes pride in.