Members of Royal Club Kohima during its 37th raising day at Ruliezou in Kohima on November 1.
DIMAPUR — The Royal Club Kohima (RCK) observed its 37th raising day on November 1 at Ruliezou in Kohima with Thejao Vihienuo, president of Angami Public Organisation (APO), as one of the main speakers.
Addressing the club members, Vihienuo dwelled on the genesis of the club history vis-a-vis the legacy of the club activities including conducting the prestigious Royal Gold Cup, an AIFF affiliated tournament.
He stated that the founding members were driven by a desire and the common purpose gave birth to the club adding that the purpose was neither financial benefit nor status but to impact the society. Reminding the members that the club has been without action for long, he urged upon them to rededicate themselves, rediscover passion and rejuvenate their determination.
Also exhorting the gathering, Khupi Natso, retired engineer-in-chief, stressed the concept of health issues and medical complications, which many may face with aging.
Outlining his own medical prognosis and endurance he had undergone, Natso reminded of God’s providence and goodness.
The day was also marked by discussion on current issues confronting Naga society.
It was followed by announcement of new office bearers for the tenure 2024-2027 headed by Kesao Kesiezie as president, Ruokuo Kire as vice president, Kenny Peseyie as general secretary and Neibao Nakhro as treasurer.