Pillars of support in the villages

Over the past period, in Cu Pơng commune, Party members and influential individuals have served as an important bridge between the Party committee, the government, and the people.

Reputable individuals actively encourage people of all ethnic groups to comply with the State's policies and laws, and to actively build national unity. They are considered a pillar of support for ethnic minority communities.

As a passionate and dedicated individual, Ms. H' Ích Niê (Ami Lucky) - Head of Ea Tuk village, Cư Pơng commune - is loved and respected by the villagers. After finishing high school, while many young people sought to leave their hometowns to pursue further education or find better job opportunities, this woman born in 1988 decided to stay and dedicate herself to her village, hoping to contribute her small efforts to the development of her homeland.

Since 2005, H' Ích Niê has been actively involved in youth union activities and was elected as the village's youth union secretary. With her dynamism, initiative, exemplary conduct, and ability to unite union members and young people, the village's youth union movement has become stronger, more vibrant, and more effective.

Ms. H' Ích Niê, Head of Ea Tuk village, Cư Pơng commune, brings digital transformation to the people.

Through her efforts, training, and personal growth, in 2016, Comrade H' Ích Niê was honored to be admitted to the Party. As a Party member, she further upheld the spirit of pioneering, exemplary conduct, and actively cultivated and improved herself. In 2018, she was trusted and elected as the Head of Ea Tuk village.

With the belief that only by setting a good example and demonstrating her abilities will people trust her, H' Ích Niê, in addition to caring for her family, always strives to improve production and develop the economy by reclaiming land, introducing new coffee varieties, and developing durian trees; at the same time, she encourages people in the village to change their crop structure and apply new models and effective methods to increase their income.

The road leading to Ea Tuk village, Cu Pơng commune.

Active and responsible, she regularly visits households to disseminate the Party and State's guidelines, policies, and directives in an easily understandable way, encouraging villagers to unite in construction and production. She also always thoroughly investigates family conflicts, then talks with them, advises, and reminds them of their responsibilities. As a result, there have been no significant incidents related to security and order in the village.

To date, Ea Tuk village has 149 households and 703 inhabitants, mostly ethnic minorities, but only 12 households remain poor, and the rate of culturally exemplary families has reached 96%. The people always actively participate in movements to build new rural areas.

Mr. Y Klăp Kđoh (born in 1952) in Adrơng Prong village is a prime example of the role and influence of respected individuals in the lives of the villagers. Previously, Mr. Y Klăp Kđoh participated in the village's front-line work, and from 2000 to 2013 he served as the village elder. Having been involved with the village for 75 farming seasons, he is knowledgeable about the customs and traditions of the people, serving as a central figure in fostering unity and acting as a mediator within the village.

Mr. Y Klăp Kđoh - a respected figure in Cư Pơng commune - is chatting with residents of Buôn Adrơng Prong.

For example, there was a case where a family was on the verge of collapse because the husband was constantly drunk and the wife refused to work, leading to frequent conflicts. Mr. Y Klăp Kđoh came and explained the situation with understanding and reason, helping the couple gradually abandon their bad habits, focus on their work, and nurture their family. For poor households facing economic difficulties, he encouraged them to work hard, not rely on government assistance, and boldly borrow preferential loans to develop their economy, but emphasized the importance of using the funds for the right purposes and repaying the loans on time.

In addition, he regularly encouraged and motivated the villagers to preserve gongs and jars, and to work together to conserve the traditional culture of the Ede people.

Elder Y Klăp Kđoh said that the Adrơng Prong village, formed by merging the Cư Hiam and Ea Kram villages in 2024, currently has 219 households and 935 inhabitants. He expressed his joy that the village is developing, and that the villagers are united, diligently working to build a new rural community and promote a cultured way of life in the residential area.

Cultural officials from Cu Pơng commune visited villages to assess the production situation and understand the aspirations of the people.

According to the People's Committee of Cu Pơng commune, there are 20 people in the commune who have been recognized as influential figures. They are exemplary in their words and actions, knowledgeable about customs and traditions, and have a strong influence on the community.

Over the past period, influential individuals have actively disseminated the Party's guidelines and policies, and the State's laws and regulations; making important contributions to poverty alleviation, mobilizing people to enthusiastically participate in labor and production, building new rural areas, preserving the nation's fine traditional cultural values, and building national unity.

Source: https://baodaklak.vn/xa-hoi/202512/nhung-diem-tua-o-buon-lang-2330f3b/