A-maize-ing tribute from Kota Marudu school

By DURIE RAINER FONG

The team working on the logo using waste from maize.

A SECONDARY school in Sabah’s northern Kota Marudu district found an innovative way to commemorate National Day and Malaysia Day.

Teachers and students of SMK Bandau, about 130km from Kota Kinabalu, utilised the waste parts of maize, from its stalk to corn husks, silk and even the tassel, and turned them into a beautifully crafted replica of the Malaysia Madani logo.

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