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Besesayo Kezo, IPS, Retd DGPIntroductionHistorically, sports in Nagaland were never mere entertainment; they were deeply interwoven with the Naga people's socio-cultural fabric, physical survival, and warrior ethos. Indigenous games tested endurance, agility, and martial skill. Among these traditions, Naga Wrestling (Künüh, Kene, or Keneh) holds a unique and sacred place. Unlike modern sports imported from outside, Naga Wrestling is an authentic expression of our ancestral legacy—a living tradition grounded in discipline, mutual respect, and pure physical leverage.Today, as Nagaland seeks a prominent place in the global sporting arena, Naga Wrestling is our most promising indigenous asset. Just as Polo—originating from the traditional game Pulu of Manipur—was codified and introduced to the world, Naga Wrestling has the inherent potential to be standardised, nationalised, and internationalised as Nagaland’s unique contribution to world sports.The Historical Continuum: From Ritual to Grappling ScienceIn traditional Naga society, wrestling served multiple functions: resolving individual disputes honourably, fostering brotherhood within the community, and demonstrating bravery without inflicting fatal injuries. The principles underlying Naga Wrestling are inherently methodical and show profound structural parallels with renowned combat disciplines worldwide.i) Freestyle Wrestling: Mirrors Naga Wrestling’s reliance on explosive power, lower-body control, centre-of-gravity manipulation, and balance.ii) Greco-Roman Wrestling: Reflects the rigorous upper-body endurance and chest-to-chest control required to secure a hold on the opponent's waist cloth (mhi).iii) Judo: Utilises the exact principles of leverage (Kuzushi), momentum off-balancing, and hip sweeps that master Naga wrestlers use to execute decisive throws.Despite its technical richness, Naga Wrestling has long been associated with seasonal festivals and regional competitions. The primary obstacle to its recognition as a mainstream sport is the absence of a unified, codified set of rules. Variations in waist-belt-holding techniques, scoring systems, and weight classifications across tribal regions create ambiguity, limiting our most talented athletes to local acclaim rather than national success.Bridging the Gap: A Roadmap for StandardisationTo transform Naga Wrestling from a cherished festival tradition into an international combat sport, a systematic approach is essential.i) Codification of Universal Rules: Draft a standardised black-and-white rulebook defining weight categories, point-based scoring, round durations, and legal throwing techniques.ii) Scientific Coaching & Officiating Frameworks: Establish structured training modules that integrate modern sports science, biomechanics, and strength-and-conditioning principles with traditional techniques.iii) Integration with Olympic Styles: Cross-train Naga wrestlers in Freestyle, Greco-Roman, and Judo to enable seamless transitions toOlympic-level qualifiers.An Urgent Appeal for State Government InvestmentUnlocking this potential requires strong policy intervention and infrastructure investment from the State Government of Nagaland: 1. Modern Sports Infrastructurei) High-Performance Combat Arenas: Establish specialised wrestling halls in key sporting hubs across Nagaland, equipped with international-standard wrestling mats, sports science laboratories, and recovery facilities.ii) District Grassroots Academies: Establish regional training centres to identify and develop young wrestling talent at the school and youth levels.2. Comprehensive Incentives and Career Securityi) For Active Athletes: Provide monthly stipends, dedicated sports quotas in government employment, athletic insurance, and tournament sponsorships to enable full-time professional commitment.ii) For Veteran & Retired Wrestlers: Institutionalise roles for retired champion wrestlers as certified state coaches, referees, technical officials, and talent scouts. Honouring veterans ensures their invaluable technical knowledge remains within the ecosystem and guarantees long-term financial security in retirement.ConclusionAll major international sports are deeply rooted in local traditions.By establishing clear rules, developing high-quality facilities, and prioritising wrestlers' well-being, Nagaland can celebrate its proud warrior heritage while fostering a vibrant, sustainable sports community.Just as Manipur has played a key role in popularising Polo, Nagaland has an exciting opportunity to put Naga Wrestling on the global map—positioning the state as a pioneer in combat sports.

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Sola Benson Nigerian-born musician Emmanuel Pius, popularly known as Teedollz, is strengthening his footprint in the United Kingdom’s music scene as he works towards gaining recognition through the UK’s Global Talent Visa route while developing his career as a performer, producer and songwriter. Based in Hereford, Teedollz brings more than 18 years of experience in the music industry, with expertise spanning vocal performance, music production, sound engineering and instrumental skills. The artist plays multiple instruments, including drums and piano, which have contributed to his versatility as a creative. His musical journey began in Nigeria, where he built experience through studio projects, church performances and collaborations with artists across West Africa. Over the years, he developed a reputation as an Afrobeat and soul artist with a strong focus on storytelling, emotion and cultural connection. Since relocating to the UK, Teedollz has continued to grow his profile within Hereford’s creative community, performing at cultural events, public gatherings, festivals and live showcases. Music as a Tool for Connection and Inspiration Reflecting on his artistic journey, Teedollz said his purpose goes beyond creating songs, describing music as a platform for bringing people together and inspiring positive change. “I don’t just make music, I want to lift people up, bring communities together and share my story. Music is a universal language; wherever I go, it connects us all,” he said. The artist has recently expanded his activities through live performances, including an appearance at the Urhobo Progress Union (UPU) Summer Hangout. His songs have also received airplay on Nigerian radio stations, while his recordings continue to reach audiences through major digital streaming platforms. Building a Creative Legacy in the UK Beyond his personal music projects, Teedollz is involved in collaborations with other musicians and supports community-focused creative initiatives aimed at encouraging artistic expression. Alongside his music career, he works full-time in the care sector, balancing his professional responsibilities with his commitment to developing as an independent artist. Looking ahead, Teedollz plans to release more music, expand his live performances through tours across the UK and establish a record label designed to provide opportunities for emerging artists. He said his pursuit of endorsement under the UK’s Global Talent Visa programme represents a wider ambition to contribute to the country’s creative landscape while using his platform to promote African music on the international stage. Through his blend of Afrobeat, soul influences and years of musical experience, Teedollz continues to build a career centred on creativity, cultural exchange and community impact.

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