(ALL)

Assalamualaikum.

(5 SOLOS)
Hello!
Ni hao!
Namaste!
Selamat datai!
Kopivosian!

(ALL)
To honourable judges, Cmekeepers, teachers and everyone,
We, Sekolah Agama Majlis Islam Sarawak Bintulu will take you on the journey
Of….

(FIRST GROUP)
UNITY

(SECOND GROUP)
UNITY

(THIRD GROUP)
UNITY

(SOLO 1)
UNIVERSITY!

(ALL)
NOOOOO…..

(SOLO 1)
OOOP SORRY!

(SOLO 2)
Unity Unity,
What does unity stand for?

(ALL)
U – Unite
N – NaConal
I – IdenCty
T- TradiConal
Y – Youth

We will share you the story behind

U.N.I.T.Y, UNITY!
Let us go to U – UNITE!
Once upon a Cme,
On 31 August 1957, independence was declared.

How do we unite? Hm…

A few years later, in 1963, Singapore, Sarawak and Sabah joined Malaya and all of them
together formed the FederaCon of Malaysia.

(3 BOYS)
Singapore???? Really?

(ALL)
Yes!!

In 1965, Singapore was declared as a separate state!

(3 BOYS)
Why? Why? Why?

(ALL)
Singapore did not want to unite with us over poliCcal and racial concerns.

Goodbye to you oh Singapore! (Seasons in the Sun’s melody)

(SOLO 3)
How about N for NaConal?
Is it NaConal Day?

(ALL)
Yes, it is!

(SOLO 4)
MERDEKA!
3x
(ALL)
MERDEKA!

Ladies and gentleman,

Other than our NaConal day, In 2010, Malaysia Day officially became a public holiday to
promote the Malaysian spirit and remind us of the hard work of our ancestors to give us the
freeeedom from colonizaCon!

(HALF GROUP)
BriCsh!
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Japanese!

(HALF GROUP)
The Portuguese!

(HALF GROUP)
Communist!

(ALL)
AAAAAAAAARGHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!

(SOLO 4)
Next!

(ALL)
I For IdenCty!

IdenCty of our country is well-known for its mulC-racial. We have various ethnic groups
including Malays, Chinese, Indian and the NaCve.

In fact, our races and religions have their own celebraCon day such as

(FIRST GROUP)
Selamat Hari Raya!

(SECOND GROUP)
Gong Xi Fa Chai!

(THIRD GROUP)
Deepavali Nalvaltukal!

(FIRST GROUP)
Merry Christmas!

(SECOND GROUP)
Gayu Guru Gerai Nyamai!

(THIRD GROUP)
Kotobian Tadau Tagazo Do Kaamatan!

(SOLO 5)
OMG!

(ALL)
Yes??
(SOLO 5 )
I’M HUNGRY!

(ALL)
Me too! I’m thinking of our Malaysian food!

(SOLO 1)
I want nasi lemak for breakfast!

(SOLO 2)
I want Biryani for lunch!

(SOLO 3)
I want dumplings for dinner!

(SOLO 4)
Wow guys! I feel like to eat Kek Lapis Sarawak for my supper!

(SOLO 5)
And enjoy with Tenom Coffee!

(ALL)
Be paCent guys… Let’s move on to our second last point of T – for TradiConal.

(FIRST GROUP)
TradiConal costumes? Yes!

(SECOND GROUP)
Baju Kurung!
Cheongsam!
Punjabi!

TradiConal dances?

(THIRD GROUP)
Zapin!
Sumazau!
Ngajat!

(ALL)
Ladies and gentleman,
Let’s go to the future journey of our Malaysia which ends with Y – Youth.
The youth of Malaysia plays a criCcal role in unity! Without unity, our country is…

Nothing!
Gone!

(SOLO 5)
Guys, quick! I’m hungry!

(3 BOYS)
Chill lah!

(SOLO 5)
Hey, what’s with allll the lah?

(ALL)
TETTTTTTTTT! Marks deducted!

(3 BOYS)
Oh please judges! (pleading, almost cry)

Don’t you know that’s just how we Malaysians speak? (rubbing their head)

(ALL)
Ehem..ehem..Hence, that concludes our last journey for today!

Let’s all work together,

To love our unity,

As the saying goes…

(FIRST GROUP)
All for one and one for all!

(SECOND GROUP)
Malaysia, truly Asia!

(THIRD GROUP)
Unity in diversity!

(ALL)
That is all from us,

Thank you!
Terima kasih!
Xie xie!
Nandre!