inp.polri.go.id - Located at the Kingmi Bethel Kenyam Church, the youths of church received Bibles, guitars and volleyball to encourage them to be the better millennials in the Nduga district. This present is part of the Matoa program (Millennnial Torang Maju) held by the Noken Community Development (Binmas) of Cartenz Peace Ops, Saturday, (28/5/22). The handover was symbolically handed over by Ipda Nus Korwa and received by the Youth of the Kingmi Betel Kenyam Church, Unius Kogoya. On that occasion, Binmas Noken also gave messages and motivation to the youth in the church. Ipda Nus Korwa said that through the Matoa program, the Binmas Task Force continues to strive and encourage millennials, especially in Papua, to continue to be creative and achieve their dreams. "In order to encourage creativity and achievement of the adolescent in Nduga District, today we came to hand over the Bibles, guitar, and volleyball to the youths of the church during the Matoa program. Presumably this gift can be used as a medium to improve their capabilities, so that they could achieve greater things and have a great future," he said. Ipda Nus Korwa also hopes that by giving this present to the youths of the Kingmi Betel Kenyam Church as millennials in the Nduga District, they can be the driving force for other adolescents to strive for the better. "We have to start from small things and begin with ourselves first to be able to give positive impact on others," he said further. On the same occasion, Unius Kogoya expressed his gratitude to the Task Force for supporting millennials in Nduga by giving the Bible, guitar, and volleyball as a means to get closer to God Almighty and develop their self-ability. "Thank you Ops Damai Cartenz for your attention to us the young people so that we can continue to excel. Hopefully what is given can be useful as it should be," he said. Meanwhile, the Head of the Public Relations of the Task Force, Commissioner Drs. Ahmad Musthofa Kamal, S.H., on a separate occasion said that the assistance is part of an effort to advancing millennials with the hope that in the future they can achieve better things and create public safety and security in the region.