Eastern Nagaland Women Organization inducts a new leadership team during a ceremony in Longleng
DIMAPUR — The Eastern Nagaland Women Organization (ENWO) held its handing and taking-over ceremony at the Executive Hall, PBCA, Longleng, on Saturday, marking the formal transition of leadership and responsibilities to the newly inducted team.
The formal handing and taking over ceremony was conducted for the offices of the president, general secretary and finance secretary.
According to an update, in her closing remarks, outgoing President Yingphe Konyak offered words of advice and encouragement to the incoming president and her team. She urged them to dedicate sufficient time and commitment to the organisation while maintaining close coordination among the leadership.
She stressed the importance of establishing clear goals and a shared vision, stating that leadership should not be driven by individual titles or positions but by mutual consultation, collective decision-making and teamwork.
She further acknowledged that accusations and criticism are inevitable, particularly for those in leadership positions, and encouraged the incoming president to maintain a positive and composed mindset while addressing challenges with wisdom, patience and confidence.
Newly inducted ENWO team
The newly inducted team is headed by President R Tsitongla Sangtam. The eight vice presidents representing different tribes are Chubala (CTS), Longkoi (KMH), Nguangtola (YWO), Rebekha (TWA), P. Herola, Advocate (AST), Kiyeshe (V. Sumi), M. Minchai Konyak (KNSK) and P Monyei Phom (PHOMLA).
P Apei Phom has been inducted as General Secretary, while Chubalemla (CTS), Asang Mary (TWA) and T Hantsula (YWO) will serve as assistant secretaries.
Inaholi V Sumi (ESTH) and Angshom Chemdok (PHOMLA) have been appointed to Press and Publicity. The cultural secretaries are Shaan Khiamniungan (KMH), Amnyu Konyak (KNSK), P Liphen Phom (PHOMLA), Chulongla (CTS), Chumtingla (AST) and K Kamsola Yim (YWO).