DIMAPUR — The advisor of Nagaland State Disaster Management Authority (NSDMA) New and Renewable Energy, Z Nyusietho Nyuthe, has underscored the importance of overcoming the trust deficit in order to take the Naga society forward in all aspects.
Speaking at the inauguration of the Kithagha village gate and multi-utility building in Kithagha and Chunlikha on Saturday, Nyuthe expressed concern over the persistent lack of trust within the Naga community and urged for unity to foster collective progress.
Nyuthe expressed his concerns about selfishness hampering collective progress saying, “We don’t walk what we talk.” He called for a renewed spirit of unity and cooperation, emphasising that differences must be set aside as development is only achievable through unity.
He further highlighted that under the leadership of the chief minister, Neiphiu Rio, Nagaland has experienced a paradigm shift, where meritocracy has emerged as the guiding principle in competitive exams. This shift, he noted, ensured fairness and equal opportunities, inspiring the younger generation to strive for success through hard work and sincerity.
Nyuthe has congratulated the people of Kithagha village for the successful completion of the village gate and to the Kithagha Service and Pensioners Association (KSPA) and the Kithagha Students’ Union (KSU) for the completion of the multi-utility building.
He expressed confidence that the facilities would greatly benefit both the community and the surrounding areas. He also praised the crowd funding initiative that made the projects possible and stated that the initiative was worthy of emulation by all Nagas, given the financial challenges faced by the state.
