Various organizations– NPF, Central Nagaland Tribes Council and Ao Students’ Union Dimapur have expressed grief to learn of the sudden demise of Saku Ao, a prominent citizen of Dimapur, who passed away on March 25, 2018 after a brief illness in Dimapur.
NPF: In a condolence message, NPF president, Dr. Shürhozelie Liezietsu, said late Saku Ao was one of the pioneers of Dimapur and an esteemed citizen of the city dearly beloved by one and all.
Liezietsu stated that late Saku who was widely respected earned the respect of people through his altruistic activities and magnetic personality.
In his demise, NPF president said Nagaland has lost a trail-blazer in the field of religion, business and social work.
NPF extend profound condolences to bereaved family members and relatives at this hour of grief and sorrow. It also prayed to the Almighty to grant them solace and comfort, and also the strength to tide over the anguish. NPF further prayed that the departed soul rest in eternal peace.
CNTC: Central Nagaland Tribes Council (CNTC) has expressed its condolences on the demise of Sakulemba who was one of the earliest pioneers of Dimapur town.
CNTC through its media cell said that his service towards the citizens was noteworthy and would be always remembered. CNTC also prayed that departed soul rest in peace and Almighty grant solace to the bereaved family.
ASUD: Ao Students’ Union Dimapur (ASUD) has expressed sadness over the demise of P. Saku Ao (Aonokpu), who was its longest serving treasurer from 1969 till 1983 and again from 1986 to 1990.
In a condolence message, ASUD stated that contributions he made to various agencies of society and the legacy he left behind would be cherished and serve as examples for the ASUD and Ao community to emulate and live up to. “It is truly a moment of sorrow as we bid farewell to a dear parent and pioneer,” the union stated.
Further, ASUD offered condolences to the bereaved family members and relatives.