NSCN(IM) leader calls on Nagas
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DIMAPUR, Oct 20: NSCN-IM vice-chairman Tongmeth Wangnao and other leaders of the organisation have called on Nagas to unite and strengthen their resolve.
At the Naga National Prayer Day 2025 at CHQ Church, Hebron near Dimapur on Sunday, Tongmeth Wangnao recalled the historic signing of the Framework Agreement.
Tongmeth reminded "all to be thankful to God for enabling the Nagas to become bona fide members of the UNPO and for the historic signing of the Framework Agreement."
He stated, "Prayer and unity are the first and foremost priorities for the Naga people, through which God will deliver us from all hurdles."
Twenty-one Churches and around 1,500 members attended the programme.
Singyaola Zimik, member of collective leadership of NSCN-IM, reflected on reconciliation and relationships among the Nagas. She shared her agony over the present situation of the Naga National struggle.
To restore unity, the Nagas must "introspect and retrospect." In the process of reconciliation, forgiveness and acceptance are inevitable "if we are to achieve lasting harmony", Zimik said.
"We must focus on the greater good rather than our personal interests, setting aside selfish motives. This transformation must begin within each one of us. We must renounce all evil deeds and humble ourselves before God, for the time to do so is now", she added. Newmai News Network
At the Naga National Prayer Day 2025 at CHQ Church, Hebron near Dimapur on Sunday, Tongmeth Wangnao recalled the historic signing of the Framework Agreement.
Tongmeth reminded "all to be thankful to God for enabling the Nagas to become bona fide members of the UNPO and for the historic signing of the Framework Agreement."
He stated, "Prayer and unity are the first and foremost priorities for the Naga people, through which God will deliver us from all hurdles."
Twenty-one Churches and around 1,500 members attended the programme.
Singyaola Zimik, member of collective leadership of NSCN-IM, reflected on reconciliation and relationships among the Nagas. She shared her agony over the present situation of the Naga National struggle.
To restore unity, the Nagas must "introspect and retrospect." In the process of reconciliation, forgiveness and acceptance are inevitable "if we are to achieve lasting harmony", Zimik said.
"We must focus on the greater good rather than our personal interests, setting aside selfish motives. This transformation must begin within each one of us. We must renounce all evil deeds and humble ourselves before God, for the time to do so is now", she added. Newmai News Network