According to a press release, addressing the gathering, Aye acknowledged the remoteness of Satoi Headquarters but commended SKK for its steady progress. Highlighting the importance of education, the minister noted that while Nagaland boasts a high literacy rate, there is an urgent need to focus on quality education. He attributed the closure of several schools to the practice of proxy teaching and urged the Sumi community to commit sincerely towards improvement. He advocated responsible use of technology and collective contributions for the progress of the Sumi community. Greetings was delivered by president, Central Nagaland Students’ Association, Zuchobemo Jungio.