Nagas are One

16 Naga Political Groups, 34 Naga Tribal Hohos and the Forum for Naga Reconciliation in the UNGMA STATEMENT said they have chosen Convergence over Fragmentation, Vision over Rhetoric and Future over Fear. In a significant gathering held at Ungma Village, they declared Nagas are One.
On August 23, 2025, the AO Senden hosted, in Ungma Village, the meeting of the Council of Naga Cooperation and Relationship comprising of representatives from the Naga Tribe Hohos, Naga Political Groups (NPGs), and the Forum for Naga Reconciliation (FNR).
The gathering was solemnly welcomed by the Ungma Village Council and its vibrant citizenry, who declared a sacred genna—Sungkhum Shipang, the closure of the village gate on August 22 and 23—thereby signifying and affirming the village’s sacred and communal commitment to this historic convergence.
In the UNGMA STATEMENT adopted by the gathering, it marked August 23, 2025, as a "Winning Day" for the Naga people—a day etched into our collective memory as a testament of our resolve, unity, courage, and the enduring pursuit of a shared future. It further said, the peoples’ collective voice has decisively chosen to rise above fragmentation and division, embracing forgiveness and healing, to honor the sacrifices of past generations, and to walk together toward a future defined by dignity, justice, and peace.
The statement emphasised that this convergence must be undertaken without preconditions, without the burden of rationalised narratives that fragment our unity. The UNGMA STATEMENT made an earnest and unified call: that all Naga Political Groups, with the clear-cut support of the Tribe Hohos, will converge at a Common Ground to articulate and pursue a shared political vision on the basis of the Naga peoples’ historical and political rights.



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