The Oriental College Kohima concluded its week long Cultural cum Literary & Annual Sports Meet 2024 today with Kethosituo Sekhose, Director, Youth Resources & Sports, as the Special Guest for the grand finale.
In his address, Sekhose emphasized the immense potential of Nagaland’s youth, citing raw talent despite infrastructural challenges, and commended the government’s ongoing efforts to address these issues. He highlighted that there are lots of opportunities for those who demonstrate hard work, sincerity, and discipline. Stressing the importance of holistic development in schools and colleges, he noted that co-curricular activities are as vital as academics in fostering personal growth. Referring to the state’s Paralympic shot-put bronze medalist Hokato Hotozhe Sema, the Guest encouraged students to set priorities, pursue their goals with determination, and reminded them that there is no “right” time to start—any moment is the right time to begin their journey toward success.
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The event was chaired by Setuolie Theünuo, Assistant Professor, Dept. of Commerce. Dr. Khriereizhünuo Dzüvichü, Principal, OCK delivered the welcome note and a special performance was witnessed from Chongti, BA 3rd semester, Dept. of English. Vote of thanks was expressed by Vikezelie Keretsü, Convenor, Sports Committee and benediction was pronounced by Ketouneino Khro, Chaplain, OCK. The students were divided into four houses namely Artemis, Poseidon, Zeus and Ares out of which Zeus was declared the overall champion for this year.
