People in the peninsula can learn from their brothers, says DJ Dave


All for unity: DJ Dave calls on Malaysians to unite as one and to plant the

PETALING JAYA: Malaysians in the peninsula should emulate the unity of those living in Sabah and Sarawak for a more peaceful and harmonious country.

Popular entertainer and entrepreneur Datuk Irwan Shah, better known as DJ Dave, said those living in the two states had a higher tolerance level compared to their counterparts in the peninsula.

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