NPF leaders during the inauguration of the 37 Tyui AC NPF office at GA Colony, Wokha Town, on November 12.
WOKHA, NOVEMBER 12 (MExN): The Naga People’s Front (NPF) 37 Tyui Assembly Constituency (AC) inaugurated its new party office at GA Colony, Wokha Town, on Thursday, in the presence of Advisor for Agriculture Mhathung Yanthan and MLA of 38 Wokha AC, Y Mhonbemo Humtsoe.
Addressing party workers, Humtsoe acknowledged that 37 Tyui AC currently lacked an elected political leader but expressed confidence that the constituency would eventually find the right person to represent it.
He said political success required dedication, willingness and sacrifice, and urged party workers to remain loyal and committed to the party. Describing the inauguration as a humble beginning, he expressed optimism that Tyui would one day have its own elected representative. He also called for unity and collective effort among party workers to strengthen the organisation.
Advisor Mhathung Yanthan urged members to regard the new office as an important institution that should inspire and serve the people. He cautioned that misuse of party institutions could erode public trust and respect. Yanthan said politics should be viewed as a platform for public service rather than personal gain. He called upon party workers to uphold the party's principles, remain dedicated and prepare for future political challenges and opportunities.
“As political dynamics continue to change, party workers must remain committed and ready to serve the people,” he said, while wishing the party continued growth and success.
Earlier, Wokha Town Councillor and General Secretary of NPF Wokha Division, Mhao Ngullie, said that despite the absence of a leader in 37 AC, party workers and supporters had remained committed to the regional ideology of the NPF. He appreciated their loyalty and dedication and thanked the leadership of Dr Neiphiu Rio for facilitating the establishment of the office.
In his welcome address, Acting President of NPF Wokha Division and Vice President COB, in-charge of Wokha Division, John Ezung, expressed hope that the new office would strengthen the party organisation. He called upon workers to serve with dedication and determination.
Manthungo Kikon, General Secretary (Admin), NPF Wokha Division, presented a report on the establishment of the office, highlighting the assets and facilities installed. He said the properties belonged to the party and urged members to use them responsibly, describing them as a valuable resource for the Lotha community.
The programme was chaired by NPF 37 AC President Thungyamo Ezung. The office was dedicated by GA Colony Deacon Thungchio Ngullie. The inauguration featured a flag-hoisting ceremony and ribbon-cutting conducted by Yanthan and Humtsoe. Chonben Ngullie, General Secretary of NPF 37 AC, delivered the vote of thanks.
