Chümoukedima Lotha Youth Organisation installed its first office bearers for 2025–2028 during a programme in Sovima.
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DIMAPUR — The first team of the Chümoukedima Lotha Youth Organisation (CLYO) office bearers was formally installed during a programme held at the residence of Dr. John Murry, a resident of Sovima, Chümoukedima district, and the treasurer of the NPF, Nagaland, on Saturday.
The CLYO will be headed by Winnerson Lotha as president, Likao Odyuo as general secretary, and Robin Murry as finance secretary, along with other executive members for the term 2025 to 2028, according to a DIPR report.
The newly inducted president of CLYO expressed gratitude to the Chümoukedima Lotha Hoho and the search committee for reposing trust in them and affirmed to work with sincerity and unity towards youth empowerment and community welfare.
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During the programme, Dr. Murry exhorted the gathering not to be self-centred but to contribute towards community services for the larger interest of society. He asked them to reflect on their own contributions towards community welfare and encouraged them to work with one voice and a positive mindset.
Chairman of CLH, Nchumthung Ngullie, delivered the welcome address, while convenor of the search committee and vice president of CLH, Zubenthung Patton, took the time to introduce the CLYO office bearers.