Learn from Sabah and accept diversity, says Yahya


KOTA KINABALU: A senior state leader said Malaysians in the peninsula have much to learn from Sabah about the high-level of acceptance among the diverse communities here.

Weighing in on the Allah issue, Deputy Chief Minister Datuk Yahya Hussin said there was no problem for non-Muslims in Sabah to use the word.

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Datuk Yahya Hussin , Sabah , Allah , Herald

   

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