Unduk Ngadau: Top 21 finalists to be chosen by judges, not pay-to-vote system


KOTA KINABALU: The top 21 Unduk Ngadau finalists will be chosen by professional judges and not through the pay-to-vote system due to strong public backlash, says Joanna Kitingan.

“We thought it would be easier and cheaper to have the Unduk Ngadau competition being held partly online. However, the technicalities have proven to be more expensive than expected, ” said the Unduk Ngadau Borderless Kaamatan chairperson.

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