Officials and participants during the annual general meeting of Central Youth Organisation NDPP held on May 23.
Kohima, May 23 (MExN): Central Youth Organisation, Nationalist Democratic Progressive Party (NDPP) held its annual general meeting with Advisor to Chief Minister, Chairman IDAN & Secretary General, NDPP Abu Metha as the special guest at NDPP central office on May 23.
A press release issued by the organisation stated, in his speech, Abu Metha emphasised that the NDPP Youth Organisation must emerge as the ‘steel frame of the Party’ to strengthen and shoulder the Party ideologies and visions.
“…Youth leaders must understand the dynamics of the present and where we stand as a people so as to lead and ensure where we can be in the future, NDPP youth must be the bridge between the people and the opportunities at the disposal of the government,” he stated.
He added that “good is not good enough anymore, we must strive for excellence in all fields if we are to survive and be at par with the competitive world.”
Reminding the youths to use social media platforms responsibly, he urged the youths to fact-check and authenticate before posting any contents in order not to hurt people.
Even though a fairly new party, NDPP is led by seasoned leaders and has made giant strides, a regional party deeply rooted in the ethos of the Nagas, having National outlook by representing our people while actively participating in Nation building and sharing global concerns and partaking in global affairs, Metha stated. He also spoke on how NDPP has set new records by empowering women and electing women legislators from the state.
“Naga leaders must understand these dynamics and build responsible leadership to take the people forward,” he stated while urging the youth to make Nagaland known for the right and positive leaders.
The annual general meeting was chaired by working President Lhouvi Punyü while General Secretary Kehouneiu Thernuo presented the annual report. Welcome Address was delivered by President Imchatoba Imchen and David Himb presented a special number. Invocation was pronounced by Secretary John Kikon andv of thanks by Secretary Lily Chishi.
