MUNAH DATO ELIAS

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                    [Title] => Woman Power, Flower Power
                    [Summary] => Five women secretaries of PGMA’s cabinet sang"Minamahal Kita" with deep feeling; not to be outdone, Ambassadors Busba Bunnag (Thailand) and Munah Dato Elias (Brunei) rendered "Saan ka man Naroroon" from memory while clearly enunciating the words–to everybody’s surprise.  This was at the recent International Women’s Day celebration at the Manila Hotel held by the National Federation of Women’s Clubs headed by Dr. Concordia Pascual and the MM Council of Women headed by Narda Camacho who served as emcee.


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                    [AuthorName] => TABLE TALK By Rosalinda L. Orosa
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Woman Power, Flower Power

By TABLE TALK By Rosalinda L. Orosa | March 28, 2004 - 12:00am

Five women secretaries of PGMA’s cabinet sang"Minamahal Kita" with deep feeling; not to be outdone, Ambassadors Busba Bunnag (Thailand) and Munah Dato Elias (Brunei) rendered "Saan ka man Naroroon"...

Starweek Magazine