New team of office bearers for NDPP Tseminyu installed

KOHIMA — The Nationalist Democratic Progressive Party (NDPP) Tseminyu region installed a new team of office bearers on Saturday for the tenure 2024–2027. The programme was held at Tseminyu Town Hall.

Addressing the event, R Khing, former minister and CEC member of NDPP Central, stated that politics offers people the opportunity to upgrade and enhance their standard of living, whether in a district, town, or village. He emphasised the need to support the ruling government in this regard.

Khing expressed his appreciation to Chief Minister Neiphiu Rio for a Cabinet berth then, as he was the lone representative of the Rengmas in the 60-member Nagaland Legislative Assembly (NLA). He also expressed his gratitude to the chief minister for granting full-fledged district status to the Rengma-inhabited Tseminyu.

The veteran politician encouraged the party workers and leaders to stand firm—with loyalty and belief that they can bring change—and to start preparing to transform the landscape of Tseminyu district through the NDPP under the leadership of Chief Minister Neiphiu Rio and party president Chingwang Konyak.

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Speeches were also delivered by Daniel Tep, president-elect of NDPP Tseminyu region, and Hyusin Thyu, general secretary (Agri and Allied), NDPP Central.

Benjamin Lorin, vice president of CEB NDPP and convenor of the election committee, Tseminyu region, introduced the new office bearers and administered the oath of allegiance. He also advised the party leaders and workers to uphold the party’s principles and strengthen the organisation.

The new team of NDPP Tseminyu region for the tenure 2024–2027 will be led by Daniel Tep as president and Isaac Apon as working president. The vice presidents include Kegwahu Kemp, Shwenyhunlo Semy, Kenilo Tep, Gwasenlo Kent, and Kegwanye Himb. Yhuntilo Kent will serve as general secretary, while the team also includes other secretaries, a treasurer, and advisors.

The NDPP Tseminyu Youth Organisation will be headed by Sokenye Kent as president and Khwenzenio Magh as working president, along with other office bearers. The women organisation will be led by Khwehile Kent as president and Lucy Khing as working president, among others.