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Bar None: Nadiah Wafa - Flying High

Angeline Teh | Nadiah Wafa

09-Apr-16 10:00

Bar None: Nadiah Wafa - Flying High

27 year old Nadiah Wafa has a dream unlike any other - she plans to put Malaysia on the world paragliding map by the year 2020. Listen to the enthusiastic, adrenaline junkie profess her love for life above ground and how she plans to work on getting Malaysia into the World Air Games.


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Tags:  paragliding,  air games,  malaysian athletes


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