Dignitaries with ZSU officials during felicitation programme for HSLC, HSSLC successful candidates on May 18.
Our Correspondent
Zhadima | May 18
The Zhadima Students' Union (ZSU), on Saturday, felicitated the meritorious students of the HSLC and HSSLC students at the Zhadima community hall.
The event was graced by Neisakuo Theünuo, Agriculture Officer from the Department of Agriculture, as the Speaker. In his address, Theünuo congratulated the students on their achievements and encouraged them to embrace future challenges as they embark on new academic and professional journeys. He highlighted the importance of being open to various career paths in today's rapidly changing world.
He stressed the need to develop diverse skills in the fast changing world. Theünuo urged students to actively seek opportunities for skill development and emphasised the village's agricultural potential, advocating for learning about drought-resistant crops and incorporating agricultural practices into their pursuits.
Sedevilie Theünuo, who secured the fourth rank in the recently declared NPSC Combined Technical Service Examination, also addressed the gathering. He shared insights on the importance of hard work, focus, and setting priorities. He encouraged students to surround themselves with like-minded individuals and stressed that diligence and perseverance have no substitutes.
The programme, chaired by ZSU Assistant General Secretary Keduoneituo Augustine Theünuo, began with a prayer by Dziesengulie Chüpuo and greetings from ZSU president Medolenuo Ambrocia Loucü.
A special song was presented by Vitseinuo Khoubve, and Keneinuo Khoubve delivered a speech on behalf of the meritorious students.
The introduction of freshers was led by ZSU Information & Publicity Secretary, Thepfuneilhou Kuotsu. The event also featured blessings from pastors, reverends, and catechists from various churches. The ceremony concluded with a vote of thanks by ZSU Khel Executive Petesenuo Sorünuo and a mass prayer led by Pastor Khriekesa Miario from CRC Zhadima.
