Advisor Nyuthe urges to invest in education

Z Nyusietho Nyuthe addressing the members of Pochury Hoho Kohima during its 25th general conference at Ura Academy Hall on Saturday. (EM Images)

• KOHIMA — Advisor of Nagaland State Disaster Management Authority (NSDMA) and New and Renewable Energy, Z Nyusietho Nyuthe, on Saturday underlined the importance of education to being about changes in the society.
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• Speaking at the 25th general conference of the Pochury Hoho Kohima (PHK) at Ura Academy Hall, Nyuthe said, "Through education, we unlock opportunities for growth, progress and a brighter future, equipping our children to dream bigger, think critically and lead with courage."
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• He stated that the rich natural resources endowed in Pochury area combined with the power of education can propel the community’s growth. He added that investment in education would ensure progress with purpose, knowledge and resilience.
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• Nyuthe expressed his happiness to note that a student from St. Xavier Higher Secondary School in Meluri secured Top 20 in HSLC, while a Pochury lad secured Top 6 in the Science stream of the HSSLC examination conducted by NBSE.

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• "This achievement reflects the hard work, determination, and commitment of both students and educators," he said
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• The advisor also stressed the need to uphold responsibility and accountability by every individual for the society to progress. He further stated that success is not only about personal achievement but also about contributing to the growth and well-being of the entire community.
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• The president of Pochury Hoho, Chonpa Jurry, stated that God has been merciful to the Pochury people for granting a separate tribe and new district. He called upon the Pochury people to uphold unity and stand together firmly before the Nagas and the world.
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• Stating that many intellectuals from Pochury community are residing in Kohima, he emphasised the need to be broad-minded, leaving aside their origin and upholding the Pochury people as one.
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• A speech was also delivered by former minister Yitachu, who called upon the Pochury to march forward in unity and develop a sense of belongingness, which he stated is the strength.
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• “Pochury as a tribe and Meluri have a huge opportunity and can be a job provider to the rest of the world given its resources and strategic location,” he said adding it can greatly contribute to the state's economy.
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• The presidential address was delivered by Washusie Katiry, who also congratulated the students who have excelled in their examinations. He also paid tributes and honoured all torchbearers of Pochury Hoho Kohima.
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• The programme was led by S Akho Leyri, executive member PHK, while members from Kamaleah area and Apoksah range enthralled the gathering with folk songs and an invocation prayer was said by Samson Thurr, missionary-at-large.
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• The programme concluded with a vote of thanks delivered by Chutsüsie Thowachu, finance secretary of PHK.