Ngemah rep: RM100 mln allocated for former Rascom resettlements in Kanowit, Selangau
Anyi (third right) sharing his knowledge with the workshop participants as Donny (right), Vester (second right) and others look on.
KANOWIT (May 13): An allocation totalling RM100 million will soon be distributed to four former Rajang Area Security Command (Rascom) resettlements in Kanowit and Selangau, said Anyi Jana.
The Ngemah assemblyman stated that the allocation from the state government is intended for repairing longhouses in the resettlements, namely Nanga Jagau, Nanga Ngungun, Nanga Tada and Nanga Sekuau.
'Each resettlement will receive RM25 million. For Nanga Ngungun, I have asked Penghulu Pree Minggat to discuss with the longhouse chiefs the repairs they wish to undertake using the funds,' he said when officiating the management and computer workshop at Nanga Ngungun National Information Dissemination Centre (Nadi) here on Sunday.
The workshop was organised by the Ngemah Service Centre and the Nanga Ngungun Village Security and Development Committee (JKKK), in collaboration with Nanga Ngungun Nadi.
Anyi emphasised that JKKK secretaries play a crucial role in longhouse administration, and therefore, they must equip themselves with at least basic computer skills.
'There are many JKKK secretaries in the Ngemah state constituency who are still unable to prepare minutes of meeting, official letters, reports and so on.
'I hope all JKKK secretaries will learn the necessary skills for preparing minutes of meeting through this workshop,' he said, adding that similar workshops will be held in other areas of Ngemah soon.
Meanwhile, organising chairman Vester Selo said the workshop focuses on management and computer skills.
'Among the modules covered in this workshop are basic computer skills as well as the preparation of minutes of meeting, official letters, reports and memorandums,' he said.
Thirty-two JKKK secretaries from longhouses in Nanga Ngungun attended the workshop.
Also present were Anyi's wife Gelim Utan, Cr Mutang Kerani, Nanga Ngungun Nadi manager Donny Stanley and assistant Maygrace Magai. allocation anyi jana Kanowit lead Rascom resettlements Selangau
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