DIMAPUR — A farewell programme in honour of the outgoing additional deputy commissioner (ADC) of Zunheboto, Keyirangding Hegui, was held at the DC’s conference hall on Friday.
According to an update, the event, chaired by Sukhalu Chishi, SDO (C), was attended by various officers, dignitaries and staff members.
In his address, the deputy commissioner of Zunheboto, Rahul Bhanudas Mali, expressed gratitude to the outgoing ADC for his exceptional service, dedication and integrity during his tenure.
“As you embark on the next chapter of your journey, we wish you continued success and fulfillment,” the DC said.
Rohbi Sangtam, SDO, praised Hegui’s leadership qualities, emphasising his intellectual approach to administration.
“His unique way of solving and handling issues has set a benchmark for us all. His involvement in various educational programmes, as a special guest at schools and colleges, further exemplifies his dedication to the community,” said Sangtam.
Herato Sukhalu, chairperson of Zunheboto Town Council (ZTC), spoke on the impact Hegui’s leadership had on the district.
“Your leadership has not only helped this organization but has also inspired each of us to do our best. You have won the hearts of the people, and your cooperation with the community has been exemplary,” he said.
In his farewell speech, Hegui expressed his gratitude for the opportunity to serve in Zunheboto.
“I am blessed to have been here in Zunheboto. I have learned so much from my colleagues and staff and these experiences have enriched and enlightened me. During my time here, I have also had the privilege of conducting the ULB elections, which gave me the chance to resolve issues and strengthen bonds within the community,” he shared.
He went on to express his appreciation for the friendships he had formed and the hospitality shown by the people of Zunheboto.
“While fame may come in life, it is our health and well-being that truly allow us to enjoy life. I am deeply grateful for the support from the churches and the prayers I have received. I urge you all to continue praying for one another,” he added.
The programme began with an invocation prayer said by Phukuto, LDA, and concluded with a benediction said by Khetoho, UDA.
