Advisors- Imkong L Imchen and Moatoshi Longumer, and Ao Students’ Conference (AKM) have mourned the demise of treasurer of Ao Senso Telongjem Chümoukedima, Jemtimenba Mollier, and husband of Nandira Tiamongla Changkija, retired Principal Director, Health & Family Welfare, who breathed his last on April 27.
In a condolence message Imkong L Imchen described late Mollier as a “self-made” who struggled on his own and was always generous to help others.
Imchen considered the demise as unfortunate and said his untimely demise was a significant loss to everyone. He prayed that the Almighty grant solace to members of the bereaved family and departed soul rest in peace.
Moatoshi Longkumer: Extending condolences, Moatoshi considered late Mollier as a “remarkable individual, whose presence illuminated the lives of many”.
Moatoshi also described late Mollier as a close friend and a beacon of compassion for the Ao community, whose unwavering commitment to help others, integrity, and kindness touched the lives of all who had the privilege of knowing him.
As a businessman, Moatoshi said late Mollier exemplified resilience and determination, building his enterprise from the ground and achieved remarkable success.
Describing the demise of Mollier as a significant loss for the entire Naga community, Moatoshi prayed the departed soul rest in eternal peace.
AKM: In a condolence note, AKM said late Mollier was one of notable personalities among Aos, a philanthropist, and a veteran in the field of business, who has a compassionate soul and never hesitated to offer his services and contributed to the society through his great wealth of wisdom and experience. At his passing away, AKM said that they have lost a visionary leader and a towering figure who was an inspiration to many, both young and old alike.
AKM said his demise was not only an irreparable loss to the family members, but also to the whole Ao community in particular and the Nagas as a whole.