DIMAPUR — Kibami Lagha Küqhakulu Nagaland (KLKN) on Tuesday celebrated its silver jubilee at Agri Expo Site in Chümoukedima on the theme “Lakhi Eno Sükusho” (Oneness, unity and protection).
Interacting with media persons, KLKN president Dr. Atoshe Kiba stated that the initiative was not aimed at separating from the Sumi community but to foster mutual support and deepening bonds within their clan. He mentioned that the aim was to cement their love for one another, help and acknowledge each other, while remaining an integral part of the Sumis.
He shared that the main purpose of KLK Nagaland was to explore the genealogy of their ancestors, document their history and pass it on to future generations, which he said is an ongoing process.
He mentioned that their focus on grassroots research and the revival of historical narratives reflect their aspiration to build a stronger, more connected future for the next generation.
Highlight of the event included release of souvenir, underscoring the clan dedication to its cultural preservation and prayer of blessings was said by the former executive secretary of SBAK Aizuto, Rev. Tokhezhe Kiba.
Clan history was shared by Xükiye Kiba of Xükiye village, who enlightened the clansmen about the genealogy of the clan. He encouraged the clansmen to re-strengthen their bond of love and unity among themselves and asked them to maintain cordial relationship with other clans and all the tribes of Nagaland.
Kibami anthem was presented by Dr. Kashito Kiba, while cultural dances were performed by men and women of Zunheboto and Niuland cultural troupes.
Earlier, the jubilee monolith unveiled and dedicated at the premises of Thilixü village council hall by Rev. Zühokhü Kiba.
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