Andrew Ahoto Sema, along with the faculty and students of City Law College during the cultural day programme held at the college on February 27.
Dimapur, March 1 (MExN): The Students’ Union of City Law College organised its first Cultural Day on February 27 at the college premises, with Andrew Ahoto Sema, Chairman of YMCA Northeast and Chairman of Livingstone Foundation International, gracing the occasion as chief guest. He was accompanied by his wife, Ani Yepthomi.
The programme was attended by the chairman, principal, faculty members and students of the college.
Addressing the gathering, Sema delivered an inspiring speech urging students to uphold the true spirit of the legal profession. Emphasising the symbolism of an advocate’s uniform, he said the black and white attire represents the fundamental principles of law. “In law, there is no shade of grey,” he remarked, encouraging students to stand firmly for what is right and just.
He further advised students to remain humble, stating that true greatness lies in humility. Extending his best wishes, he expressed hope that they would become successful lawyers committed to the betterment of society and remain law-abiding professionals in the future.
The programme was chaired by Livi (2nd semester), while the invocation was pronounced by Ichuhangle (2nd semester). The welcome address was delivered by CLCSU president Mesho, and greetings were extended by Assistant Professor Elizabeth.
Cultural highlights included the presentation of the Sumi folk song “Lejole” by students. A talk on “Symbolism and Konyak Naga Identity” was delivered by Ngamnon (6th semester). The vote of thanks was proposed by Jubika (6th semester), followed by the benediction by Chailong (4th semester).
The Cultural Day featured various performances showcasing the rich cultural heritage and traditional practices of the Naga community, reflecting diversity, unity and the vibrant spirit of the people.
