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PHEK, NOVEMBER 14
MINISTER for roads & bridges Kuzholuzo Nienu today graced the 8th general conference of the Chakhesang Youth Front (CYF) held at Phek Village under the theme Biodiversity conservation for economic goods.
Speaking on the occasion, he lauded the CYF for taking up biodiversity conservation as one of its major activities within the Chakhesang inhabited areas.Urging the gathering to preserve our nature, forest and wildlife, the minister said 30 to 40 years from today our human survival will depend on the area of reserved forest we have.
In this, he called upon the people to be a part of the solution and not be a part of the problem.
Let us be a part of the solution for peace, unity, to save nature, to save wildlife, to save biodiversity, to save ecology, to save our birds, he said and wishes such things continue even in the days to come so that we save our planet earth.
Appreciating the CYF for always protecting Chakhesangs interest, he said we should protect our interest but the more important thing is while trying to protect our interest let us not encroach on other interest, or other communities or other tribes and hurt their feelings.
He asserted that the more important thing for Nagas is to create peace, unity and reconciliation.
Also stating that the more important thing on other side of the coin is also to build the youths on all fronts, the minister also emphasized on the need to start identifying the youth who are capable of doing what and try to bring him to that line.
He urged upon the CYF to tie-up with Chakhesang Students Union (CSU), Chakhesang Public Organization (CPO) and legislators and other leaders and start identifying our youth in which area one is good at.
Azo also called upon the youth to have faith in God and be committed to excel in life. Only committed persons can shine, the minister said.
As an act of no more rearing of birds in cage by any individual within the Chakhesang inhabited areas, the minister including parliamentary secretary for higher education and SCERT Deo Nukhu, CPO president Sovenyi, Phek deputy commission Neposo, CYF president Zhopayi Nakro and CSU president Thupukutho Lohe released some birds.
Lozaphuhu, Zhavame and Sakraba village conferred with Biodiversity Award 2013 during the two day conference which concluded today.
