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Kohima: The Naga People’s Front opened a new party office in GA Colony, Wokha town, on November 12. Advisor for Agriculture Mhathung Yanthan and MLA Y. Mhonbemo Humtsoe attended the event. The ceremony featured a flag-hoisting and ribbon-cutting by Yanthan, who serves as the legislator-in-charge of the NPF Wokha Division. Deacon Thungchio Ngullie dedicated the new facility.
Yanthan challenged party workers to treat the site as an institution built for the public. He warned that improper conduct could ruin public trust. Yanthan told members to see politics as a tool for service instead of personal profit. He urged the group to stick to party principles and stay ready for future political shifts.
The constituency lacks an elected representative. MLA Y. Mhonbemo Humtsoe expressed confidence that leadership will eventually arrive. He pushed for continued unity among the ranks. "Dedication, willingness and sacrifice were essential for the party’s progress," Humtsoe said. He remains optimistic about the future of the constituency.
John Ezung, the acting president of NPF Wokha Division, welcomed the crowd and asked for hard work. Mhao Ngullie, a Wokha Town councillor, praised the workers for staying loyal to the NPF ideology despite the current lack of an elected official. He thanked Dr. Neiphiu Rio for helping set up the office.
General Secretary Manthungo Kikon reported on the facility assets. He labeled the property a resource for the Lotha community and demanded responsible maintenance. Thungyamo Ezung chaired the event, while Chonben Ngullie delivered the vote of thanks.
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