Rio’s Moatsu wishes for Aos
Dimapur, May 2 (MExN): Chief Minister of Nagaland Neiphiu Rio greets the Ao community as the tribe celebrates Moatsu festival. A message from the chief minister wished the Ao unity and prosperity. Rio stated: “After having sown the seeds and as people prepare to celebrate Moatsu by sharing the best in terms of love and care to the accompaniment of songs and dances, I too join you all in the earnest prayers for an abundant crop this year. Moatsu is a festival of hope and I appeal to all sections to unite and celebrate the festival in the true spirit of unity, understanding and oneness in the greater interest of Naga society.” “As I once again extend my heartiest Moatsu greetings to all of you, and wish you a happy and prosperous year ahead, let us also renew the traditional bonds of love and kinship during these celebrations.”
Medical camp held at Khehoi
Dimapur, May 2 (MExN): The GPRN/NSCN Medical Ministry Secretary Atovi Chophy has conveyed deep appreciation to Dr Kavito Zhimomi, Medical In-Charge, Niuland Sub-division, and his team members who conducted a free medical check-up at designated camp Khehoi, on April 29. Many Naga Army personnel and civil workers were given vaccinations, underwent blood tests and briefed on various health issues by the team. They also sprayed anti-malaria agents within the designated camp. Such awareness campaigns will help people realise the importance of good health and clean environment, informed the MIP, GPRN/NSCN in a press release.
Councils on Chozuba road
Dimapur, May 2 (MExN): Village councils of Chozuba and Khusomi, Phek have refuted doubts cast over a road in Chozuba by civil leaders. A note from the village councils of the two villages today sought to clarify on the matter. The councils of Chozuba and Khusomi informed today that an emergency meeting was held on May 2.
“The villagers do not bother about the official formalities nor is it their responsibility so far official matters are concerned and, hence, the question of hookwinking the ignorant villagers to the advantage of someone does not arise,” the councils claimed.
The councils stated that the former leaders of the organizations who raised their voice on the matter “have no hand in this matter and, hence, it has been presumed that there might be some vested interest with selfish motive for personal gain behind this.” The councils said they have “resolved to bring the culprit/s to book sooner or later.” The two councils have also thanked parliamentary secretary Chotisuh Sazo and a number of others “under whose endeavor the project could be materialized.”
‘We fully back the project and as such, the contractors are requested to carry out the ongoing work which is in full swing without any hesitation,” the councils added. The note was appended by Khrinyo Luruo of VCC Chozuba village and Mudolhu Mudeo of VCC Khusomi village.
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