Kohima, May 19 (DIPR): Nagaland Adolescent Girls’ Club (NAGC) under the aegis of the Nagaland State Social Welfare Board (NSSWB) conducted a felicitation programme on May 17 under the theme ‘what you are looking for is not on the outside, it is within you’ at Oking Christian School, Kohima. A total of 150 students along with the teacher-in-charge attended the programme. Altogether 93 students from different schools were awarded NAGC certificate of excellence for successfully completing HSLC and HSSLC exam 2017.
In her welcome note, Daisy Mezhür, Secretary NSSWB & Mission Director SRCW congratulated all the successful candidates of the recently held HSLC & HSSLC examination. In her speech, she motivated the girls to dream tall and high, as they will eventually land somewhere worth the while. She also encouraged the girls to touch the sky and follow their dreams, not their hearts. She concluded her speech by telling the girls to stand tall and “Live the Promise”.
Bano Vinito Chishi, Chairperson NSSWB spoke on the topic “the Road to Success”. She asked the students to hold on to God and live in the fear of God. She said that in life nothing can take the place of knowing and fearing God and in doing so, that would give them the right perspective in life.
She further said that opportunity belongs to those who are willing to struggle and work hard. Money and wealth will come and go but education empowers you, liberates you and brings about independence. She concluded by saying that the road to success is to fulfill God’s purpose in one’s life.
Devashree gave a brief insight on the theme “what you are looking for is not on the outside, it is within you”. A short video on the journey of the outgoing NAGC girls was screened.
Ruovinuo Kiewhuo chaired the programme and Zhopota Rhakho, Administrator, Oking Christian School pronounced the invocation prayer. Dancers United presented a dance with the rhythm of the music titled “Me without you” while NAGC Mewi School and NAGC Oking Christian School presented a special song. The vote of thanks was proposed by Medochiinuo Chielie.
