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Vetsotsu Kepfozu Nuh
Reverend Doctor Vetsotsu Kepfozu Nuh, commonly known as V.K. Nuh, is a prominent figure in the Nagaland community, celebrated for his multifaceted contributions to religion, education, and social justice. Born on March 15, 1935, to Kepfozu Nuh and Solhou-u Nuh, in Thetsumi Village, Phek district, Nagaland, India, Dr. Nuh emerged as a pivotal leader with profound influence both locally and internationally.
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| Born : March 15, 1935 |
| Spouse : Kewepeu Nuh |
| Children : 7
Denomination : Baptist Protestant |
Early Life and Education:
Dr. Nuh's formative years were marked by his early conversion to Christianity in 1941 and subsequent baptism in 1953. Despite the disruptions caused by World War II, he pursued his education diligently, attending primary school at Kohima Mission School and later continuing his studies at various institutions, including Pfütsero Middle School and schools in Ukhrul, Manipur, and Kohima.
Driven by his calling to Christian ministry, Dr. Nuh embarked on theological studies, attending the Bible Institute in Jorhat, Assam, and obtaining a Diploma in Theology from Calcutta Bible College. He furthered his theological education with brief studies at Golden Gate Baptist Theological Seminary in San Francisco, USA.
Naga National Service and Ministry:
Dr. Nuh's commitment to service extended beyond religious realms to the Naga National Movement. Joining the Federal Government of Nagaland (FGN) of the Naga National Council (NNC), he served as Head Chaplain in the Naga Army, demonstrating unwavering patriotism despite enduring imprisonment as a political prisoner by the Indian Army.
Transitioning to full-time Christian ministry, Dr. Nuh became the first Field Evangelist of the Chakhesang Baptist Church Council (CBCC) in 1960, later assuming roles such as Headmaster of the Bible School in Pfütsero and Pastor of Chizami Baptist Church. His tenure as Executive Secretary of CBCC from 1971 to 1992 marked significant organizational growth and youth empowerment initiatives.
Contributions to Society:
Beyond his ecclesiastical duties, Dr. Nuh championed social causes, founding the Chakhesang Women Welfare Society (CWWS) in 1975 to promote women's empowerment and socio-economic development. He also spearheaded the establishment of numerous educational institutions, including schools and theological colleges, to uplift educational standards in the community.
Authorship and Recognition:
Dr. Nuh's prolific literary contributions encompass over 40 books exploring theology, politics, and Naga history. His seminal work, "The Naga Chronicles," advocates for the legitimacy of the Naga movement for independence. Recognizing his unparalleled contributions, Dr. Nuh received numerous awards, including a Doctor of Divinity honoris causa and the prestigious J.P. Narayan Peace Mission Award in 2021.
Legacy and Impact:
Dr. V.K. Nuh's enduring legacy embodies compassion, integrity, and resilience, inspiring future generations to pursue excellence and social change. As a revered figure within the Nagaland community and beyond, his life and work continue to resonate, shaping the trajectory of religious, educational, and social initiatives in the region.
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