Dimapur, November 27 (MExN): The Naga Hoho while affirming that unity and reconciliation amongst the Nagas at all levels of the society, and more importantly among the undergrounds, have always been the highest concern of all the Nagas, stated that some of the recent developments have also caused much reasons of anxiety among the Nagas and all well-wishers. To search for meaningful intervention with common understanding of all Nagas, the Naga Hoho is convening an emergency consultation with the NPMHR, NSF, NMA, CNBC, NBCC and NCF along with the president of all Naga tribes, regardless of their affiliations and relationships with Naga Hoho, on the 2nd December 2007, at Japfu Hotel Conference Hall from 2 pm, informed Neingulo Krome, General Secretary, Naga Hoho in a press note received here.
Towards this endeavor, the Naga Hoho urged and beseeched all Naga tribes, to take into consideration, the purpose for which we have struggled and survived as a people, while also, taking this as an opportunity to retrospect our own failures and weaknesses, as we contemplate to live with dignity.
It was also informed that an Executive Council meeting of the Naga Hoho was held today, the 27th November 2007 as scheduled and decided to convene a Federal Assembly sometime in the month of March 2008, to finalize all details for the next General Session of the Naga Hoho, which will also elect a new team of Office Bearers for the next tenure. In this regard, schedules for the Federal Assembly will be intimated by the office of the Speaker, Naga Hoho in due time, after assessing proper time, place and date for holding the same, as per the conveniences of the federating units and constituent body members.
The meeting also took note of the prevailing situations and developments in the Naga society and expressed with deep concern, the reported assassination attempt on the life of S. C. Jamir, the Governor of Goa, followed by denials, allegations and vitiations, which in any case is disturbing the tranquility of social and political atmosphere, as indicated by the manner in which the Ao Senden office was put to task.
