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Gulf Today
2 hours ago
- Gulf Today
Al Ain woman takes Dhs23,500 for selling car, refuses to handover vehicle or refund money to buyer
Al Ain Court for Civil, Commercial, and Administrative Cases ordered a woman to pay a man Dhs23,500. The woman reportedly had advertised a car for sale on social media and after the man paid the full amount without completing the registration transfer, she refused to hand over the car or refund the money. The details date back to the time when a man filed a lawsuit against a woman, demanding she return Dhs23,500 along with fees and expenses. The plaintiff stated that the appellee advertised a vehicle for sale on social media and after agreeing on the deal, he transferred the amount as an advance payment, but she neither delivered the vehicle nor refunded the money. The plaintiff submitted evidence, including screenshots of their conversations and a bank transfer receipt, with the court documents. The court required the plaintiff to take an oath, swearing that the appellee owed him Dhs23,500 due to her failure to fulfill the verbal sales agreement for the vehicle. He attended the hearing, took the oath, and thus completed the evidence for the case. The court then ruled that the appellee owed the man Dhs23,500 which the court ordered her to repay him.
New Straits Times
5 hours ago
- Entertainment
- New Straits Times
Tamparuli lass Atitih is this year's Unduk Ngadau
PENAMPANG: Atitih Yatih Robert was crowned Sabah's Unduk Ngadau Kaamatan for this year at the Hongkod Koisaan KDCA Hall, Penampang, here. The 26-year-old, who represented the Tamparuli district, brought home RM17,500 in cash, a crown, a trophy, scholarships and sponsored items. Clad in the traditional Dusun Tenghilan attire, Pinialap, she wowed the judges during the question and answer session when she responded fluently in the Dusun language to two questions. Present to crown the new Unduk Ngadau was the wife of Sabah Yang di-Pertua Negeri, Toh Puan Faridah Tussin. First runner-up went to Elka Alika Pijeh, representing Tambunan, while Celarin Jenny, representing Kiulu, took third place. The two took home RM13,000 and RM10,500 respectively, along with other sponsored items. In fourth place was Rini Aswanda Jukilin (Beluran), followed by Steavaynie Ginadus (Beaufort) in fifth, Jenylin Janis (Ranau) in sixth, and Evanatie Sannie (Bandaraya Kota Kinabalu) in seventh. They received RM8,000; RM6,000; RM5,000; and RM4,000 respectively, as well as scholarships and other sponsored items. A total of 51 Kadazandusun beauties from across Sabah and Kadazan KDCA branches participated in this year's competition. The Unduk Ngadau pageant is one of the Kaamatan highlights, celebrating Huminodun, a maiden who was sacrificed by her father, Kinoingan, to save the people from famine and bring about a bountiful harvest.
Borneo Post
6 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Borneo Post
Tamparuli's Atitih Yatie Robert 2025 Sabah State Level Unduk Ngadau
Atitih (centre) flanked by Elka (left) and Celarin. PENAMPANG (May 31): Tamparuli Unduk Ngadau Atitih Yatie Robert is the 2025 Sabah State Level Unduk Ngadau. She beat 50 other aspiring contestants for the title at the Penampang Hongkod Koisaan on Saturday night. As the newly crowned queen, she brings home RM17,500 in cash prize, the 2025 Sabah State Level Unduk Ngadau crown, a trophy, a specially handcrafted beaded sash, a North Borneo University College (NBUC) scholaship worth RM35,000, ATI scholarship, skincare, haircare, a year supply of rice from Sazarice, return air ticket to South Korea sponsored by Trippo and others. During the first session of the question and answer session, Atitih was asked about making chocolate and she replied in fluent Dusun that she visited the Cocoa Fair at the Sabah International Convention Centre a few days ago and participated in chocolate making. She joked that her chocolate did not win anything but everyone ate it until there was none left, which left all those in the hall bursting our laughing. During the top-seven general knowledge question and answer which carried 20 points, she was asked about the significance of the 'Magavau' ceremony to the KDMR (Kadazan Dusun Murut Rungus) people and she replied that the ceremony was conducted to ensure all proceeded well during a ceremony such as the Kaamatan. Tambunan Unduk Ngadau Elka Alika Pijeh is first runner-up. She brings home a cash prize of RM13,000 and a trophy, a NBUC scholarship worth RM30,000, and one year of rice supply from Sazarice, skincare and haircare, and sponsored items. The second runner-up title went to Kiulu Unduk Ngadau, Celarin Jenny. She wins RM10,500 in cash, a NBUC scholaship worth RM20,000, one year supply of rice from Sazarice, and three-day and two-night stay at Taman Badukan Riverside Resort and others. Meanwhile, Beluran Unduk Ngadau Rini Aswanda Jukilin won the fourth placing which came with a RM8,000 cash prize, scholarship and others. Fifth place went to Unduk Ngadau Beaufort, Steavaynie Ginadus who won RM6,000 cash, a scholarship and other sponsored items. Ranau Unduk Ngadau Jenylin Janis came sixth and won RM5,000, scholarship and other sponsored items. Bandaraya Unduk Ngadau, Evanatie Sannie wins seventh place and brings home RM4,000 cash, a scholarship and other sponsored items. Meanwhile, the Miss Popular Vote Video C. A. N. went to KDCA Klang Valley, Norasnih Madjalan with 2,247 likes, winning her RM1,000 cash. The Yang di-Pertua Negeri Sabah, Tun Musa Aman, officiated the closing of the State-level Kaamatan Festival 2025 at Hongkod Koisaan KDCA on Saturday. Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim had earlier officiated the opening at the same venue on Friday. Kinabatangan was the only Sabah district that did not take part in the contest this year.
Daily Express
6 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Express
Tamparuli's Atitih crowned State Unduk Ngadau 2025
Published on: Saturday, May 31, 2025 Published on: Sat, May 31, 2025 By: Ricardo Unto Text Size: Atitih (middle) is flanked by Elka (left) and Celarin. – Pic by Ricardo Unto | Daily Express PENAMPANG: Atitih Yati Robert, representing Tamparuli, was crowned the State Unduk Ngadau Kaamatan (UNK) 2025 at the finals held at the KDCA Hall on Saturday. She took home RM17,500 in cash, a tiara, a fully-beaded sash, a trophy, and other sponsored prizes. The first runner-up title went to Tambunan's Elka Alika Pijeh, who received RM13,000 in cash, a trophy, and sponsored prizes. Celarin Jenny, representing Kiulu, secured third place and won RM10,500 in cash, a trophy, and sponsored prizes. The event was one of the main highlights of the State Kaamatan Festival celebration, drawing thousands in a tribute to culture, beauty, and heritage. * Follow us on our official WhatsApp channel and Telegram for breaking news alerts and key updates! * Do you have access to the Daily Express e-paper and online exclusive news? Check out subscription plans available. Stay up-to-date by following Daily Express's Telegram channel. Daily Express Malaysia
The Star
6 hours ago
- Entertainment
- The Star
Tamparuli's Atitih Yatih Robert crowned Unduk Ngadau 2025
PENAMPANG: Atitih Yatih Robert of Tamparuli was crowned the 65th Unduk Ngadau Kaamatan at Hongkod Koisaan on Saturday (May 31), emerging top among 51 finalists from districts across Sabah and beyond. Elka Alika Pijeh (Tambunan) was named first runner-up, followed by Celarin Jenny (Kiulu) as second runner-up. Rini Swanda Jukilin (Beluran), Steavaynie Ginadus (Beaufort), Jenylin Janis (Ranau), and Evanatie Sannie (Bandaraya Kota Kinabalu) completed the top seven. Atitih walked away with RM15,000 cash, a tiara, UNK2025 sash, trophy, bouquet (sponsored by Sawit Kinabalu Group), an ATI education scholarship, an NBUC scholarship worth RM35,000 and RM2,500 cash, haircare and skincare products, PHI Dental's ClearCorrect aligner treatment worth RM20,000, a one-year rice supply by Sazarice, a 3D2N stay at Taman Badukan Riverside Resort, and return flight tickets to South Korea sponsored by Trippo. The 2025 pageant also introduced a major upgrade in its scoring process through e-Unduk, a digital system developed by Sabahan IT expert and PhD researcher Ts. Aedeshie Daisy Rayner. "For over six decades, we relied on manual scoring using paper forms and pens. But with e-Unduk, we are embracing digital transformation in culture, while still upholding the values and traditions that define us,' said the organising committee in a statement. They said the research-based system uses scientific algorithms to enhance the traditional scoring structure, boosting transparency and public confidence in the judging process. "This reform also reflects what Unduk Ngadau truly stands for – not just beauty, but empowerment, innovation, and the preservation of our Kadazandusun Murut Rungus heritage in the digital age.'
