Nagaland 8th edition of Tokhu Nite lights up Dimapur with music, culture and glamour

Thousands thronged the State Stadium here on Friday evening as the 8th edition of Tokhu Nite, organised by the Kyong Nchumchio Okho (KNO), lit up the city with an exuberant showcase of music, culture and community spirit.
The celebration was graced by Dimapur District Auto Drivers Union (DDADU) president, Tito Yeptho, as the special guest. Extending warm Tokhu Emong greetings, Yeptho called the festival a time for reconciliation and renewal. He urged the gathering to forgive past grievances and foster unity and friendship. Addressing the youth, he encouraged them to remain rooted in their traditions, underscoring that cultural values form the strength of a harmonious society.
Delivering the Tokhu Emong greeting, Dimapur Lotha Hoho chairman, Thungchanthung Murry, highlighted the festival’s significance as a time for forgiveness and unity. He acknowledged KNO as a progressive organisation under the Hoho that has consistently contributed to community welfare. Murry also emphasised the importance of wearing and preserving cultural attire.
The event was hosted by Renbi Lotha and Mhabeni Kinghen, while the welcome address was delivered by KNO chairman, Mhademo Kithan.
The cultural night reached its crescendo with electrifying performances by a line-up of local artistes including Eyilobeni Kikon, Benchumi Ezung, Abemo Lotha, Chijano Ngullie, Sendeno, and Mhonchumi. The musical fervour continued with performances from Friends Doing Notes Band, Azero, The Finalist Band and Struggler Boys, leaving the audience enthralled.
Amid dazzling stage acts and an overwhelming display of community camaraderie, the 8th Tokhu Nite concluded on a high note, reaffirming the spirit of unity, culture, and celebration.