
Members of the Zhadima Village Women Society during the
society’s 50th anniversary at Zhadima community hall on December 31, 2024.
- KOHIMA — The
Zhadima Village Women Society (ZVWS) commemorated its 50th anniversary with a
grand celebration at Zhadima community hall on December 31, 2024.
- The event was attended by Viliebei-ü Theünuo, pastoress of
AG Church, Zhadima Basa, as the keynote speaker.
- Delivering her speech, Theünuo described the 50th
anniversary as a significant milestone, reflecting the journey, growth and
unity of the organisation. She noted that such an occasion is not only a
festive moment to celebrate achievements but also a time for reflection and
reconciliation.
- Theünuo emphasised the need for forgiveness and harmony
among members, urging everyone to let go of past grievances and embrace unity.
She encouraged the women to seek God’s guidance in all their endeavours and
highlighted the importance of faith as a cornerstone for both personal and
collective growth.
- She further highlighted the need to cultivate a spirit of
gratitude and joy, urging the members to thank and praise God for His blessings
and provisions throughout their journey.
- Expressing hope that the anniversary celebration would serve
as a catalyst for positive change, Theünuo called on women to take proactive
roles in fostering societal progress and development. She stressed that the
empowerment and active participation of women are essential for driving
meaningful transformations within the community.
- The programme, chaired by ZVWS president Zevizonuo Sanchu,
began with a prayer by Kereisie-ü Theünuo. A congregational song was led by
Mhasizolie Metsei-o, with Menuolhounuo Sanchu as the pianist.
- A moment of silence was observed to pay tribute to departed
leaders of the organisation. On the eve of the celebration, floral tributes
were laid at the graves of these leaders as a mark of respect.
- ZVWS general secretary Neizonuo Soliezuo presented a brief
history of the organisation, highlighting its journey over the past five
decades.