Salhoutuonuo Kruse releasing the souvenir on the occasion of
KYO 50th anniversary in Kiruphema on Tuesday.
- KOHIMA — A
week-long 50th anniversary celebration of Kiruphema Youth Organisation (KYO)
began on Tuesday at Kiruphema ground.
- Minister of Women Resource Development and Horticulture,
Salhoutuonuo Kruse, attended the opening ceremony as the special guest. In her
address, she stressed on the need to rectify the past misdeeds, foster unity
and embrace a future filled with better understanding, love and peace.
- Congratulating KYO for attaining 50 glorious years, she
called upon the members to reflect on the rich tapestry of history that has
woven together the threads of community.
- “The concept of jubilee, as enshrined in the book of Leviticus,
resonates deeply with the spirit of renewal and restoration,” said Kruse
adding, “As we stand at the threshold of a new era, let us ponder whether we
truly embody the essence of jubilee in our lives and in our community.”
- She observed that Kiruphema, once a humble village, has
undergone a remarkable transformation in various fields over the past five
decades stating that it is a testament to the unwavering dedication and
tireless efforts of the pioneers, whose vision and sacrifices laid the foundation
for progress.
- Kruse also called upon the youth to equip with knowledge,
skills and values to navigate the complexities of the modern world. She
challenged them to strive to create a society where forgiveness reigns supreme
and where every individual is valued.
- “Let us work towards a future where peace, unity and love
permeate every corner of our community,” she added.
- The minister exuded hope that the KYO jubilee would serve as
a channel of transformation towards building a strong and vibrant Kiruphema for
generations to come.
- The chairman of Kiruphema General Council, Kevichülie Dahou,
shared greetings, while KYO president, Kekhrievituo Dahou, delivered the
presidential address.
- The opening ceremony witnessed jubilee theme song “A Kekhrie
Kiruphera,” and folk song by Kiruphema cultural troupe.
- KYO wrestling secretary, Nourhe Suohumvii, administered oath
to the participants of Naga wrestling event.
