Rume, an aspirant for the Pankshin North State House of Assembly seat, described the festival as a vital platform for celebrating the rich heritage, unity, and identity of the Ngas people.
The celebrations commence today with a thanksgiving service scheduled for 10:00 a.m. at the Assembly of God Church (Trinity), Pankshin, where Ngas sons and daughters are expected to gather in gratitude to God for His mercy and sustaining grace.
He called on all Ngas brothers and sisters to participate actively in the opening event, emphasizing the importance of unity, faith, and cultural pride as the festival unfolds throughout the week.
Rume also offered prayers for continued protection and life, expressing hope that all will be counted among the living to witness the grand finale on Saturday and beyond.
Puusdung 2026 is officially underway.
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