Late Lt. Rev. Dr. Neivotso Neikha, born on August 17, 1950, in Khuzama Village, Nagaland, was a distinguished theologian, educator, and spiritual leader. He overcame several near-death experiences in his early life, including a drowning accident and severe burns, which led his parents to dedicate him to God's service. Despite the disruptions caused by the Indo-Naga conflict, he completed his education and pursued theological studies, later earning an honorary doctorate for his contributions to ministry and education.
Neikha's ministry spanned over five decades, during which he became a sought-after interpreter and played a key role in the NCRC movement. He served as a personal aide to Dr. Billy Graham during his 1972 visit to Nagaland and traveled to over twenty countries for global ministry. A committed educator, he helped shape Christian Mission English School and influenced countless lives through his leadership. His life was marked by miraculous recoveries from serious health issues and profound spiritual visions, guiding him in his lifelong mission of spreading faith and hope.