Students of Golden Crown College representing (from left) Angami, Lotha, and Rengma Naga tribes present cultural songs and dances at the annual ‘Cultural Day’ of the college, on Sunday.
Dimapur, March 16: Golden Crown College observed its annual ‘Cultural Day’ here at the college campus on Sunday, which was marked by cultural presentations from students representing four Naga tribes – Lotha, Rengma, Angami and Sumi.
Compere of the programme, lecturer Achumlo Mozhui, in her introductory note said that the theology college, which also has a centre of the Royal School of Music, London, is observed every year by the college to celebrate the spirit of “One in Christ” though the students and faculty members may come from various backgrounds, tribes or nations.
The invitees and well wishers attending the cultural programme were entertained with series of songs and cultural items by students of Golden Crown College representing Lotha, Rengma, Angami and Sumi Naga tribes.
Chairman of the college, Wochamo Odyuo and president of Kyong Nchumcheo Okho, Yanbemo, also greeted the college faculty and students of the occasion. Earlier, the programme started with invocation offered by Daniel, a German missionary and lecturer of the college. Founding member and director of Golden Crown College, Rev. Nzan Odyuo, pronounced benediction, followed by a grand feast comprising of various Naga dishes prepared by the students. The college established in 2002 offers B.Th along with music and also separate music course certified by the Royal School of Music, London.
