MY STORY

I would like to share a meaningful experience of being a resident of the 7th Residential College or Za'ba, University of Malaya.  From 2003 to 2006, that means I became a resident of the Residential College from the first day of enrolling as a student until the last semester of my studies at the University of Malaya. While seniors are allowed to do anything as long as they do not physically touch the junior. This is when I was attracted to many juniors but they were not attracted to me at all. As a result, his accommodation fees are higher than residential colleges that do not offer meals.  Friday morning is my favorite time because the dining hall provides a roti canai menu. It seems normal but roti canai is a difficult thing to find in the University. Now after 13 years old I left 7th residential college. It seems that many alumni have managed to get back there during the Dinner. I ?, so far remains a boy to take care of an aging mother, while I myself was sick too. For eac

When it comes to the Youth Parliament , it is a program that has been implemented almost all over the world. Especially among the Commonwealth countries .  Malaysia is one of the countries that also introduced such a program for youths in Malaysia. In my opinion, the task of promoted the program, not an easy task. many challenges faced to earn the confidence of youth to participate as voters or candidates later.  Most importantly how to get rid of their disbelief at the Youth Parliament program. Many are asking what benefits they will get if they become voters of the   Youth Parliament . I got to know the Youth Parliament through a friend in the Youth development division when I was at the strategic branch. Every day, he diligently conducts the online registration process based on the forms distributed to the public at the exhibition location that receives visits from Malaysian youth groups.  Various locations have been identified by the officers responsible for conducting the p