Longsa Meyur Clan Honors Advisor Imkongmar with Traditional Friendship Bond

Kohima: The Longsa Meyur clan bestowed the Chuba Aksü, their highest traditional bond of friendship, upon Imkongmar on Wednesday. The advisor for Minority Affairs and Sericulture attended the ceremony at Longsa village. The event included the Kimak ritual and local folk songs performed across two houses before a formal program began.

Imkongmar thanked the clan for the rare distinction. He pushed for lasting peace and tighter bonds between Longsa and Mokokchung residents. He asked both villages to cooperate when facing hurdles. The advisor promised to cherish the gesture for years. "If we Aos remain united and learn to appreciate the good work of others, that alone will make us true Nagas. With such a positive spirit, we will surely be blessed," Imkongmar said.

Local leaders led the proceedings. Talichuba Pongen Tatar, Rongsenmongba Jamir Tatar, and Longsa Meyur Kidong Telongjem president Meyusupong Longkumer offered words of appreciation. Imonungba Longkumer Tatar, Mokokchung Village Council chairman L. Mapu Longkumer, and I. Wapang Kichu Tatar gave thanks. Alwemwati Longkumer delivered the Ankep O and K. Akang Tatar chaired the day's event.