Nagaland’s Jessica Snock appointed as advisor of US Presidential Advisory Board for Asia

Kohima: Mrs.United Nation 2019 Jessica Snock from Nagaland has been officially appointed as the deputy advisor of the US presidential Advisory Board for the whole of Asia on Monday.

The 33 years old who hails from Reguri village in Nagaland’s Phek District was appointed by Prof Dr. Philip Jadhav of the US Presidential Advisory Board. She is married to Manipuri Indian Army doctor and is mother to a son. Speaking with East Mojo, Jessica expressed her excitement for the new responsibilities. As the deputy advisor, Snock said that she will now be representing for the cause of women across Asia.

“I’m ready for new responsibility. It is something that I always wanted to do. I have always wanted to do something which I thought I could not. The more challenges it is, the more the fun it is. It also exposes our potentials. Unless we take up the challenges, we don’t Know what we are capable of,” she said.

She is also the ambassador of the peace keeping force for South East Asia. As East Mojo reported earlier, Snock was crowned as Mrs.United Nation during a coronation ceremony of the event that took place at Lovely Professional University, Jalhandar, where she won the Mrs. Photogenic United Nations subtitle.

She also revealed that she is currently working on a project through which she intends to establish a old age home and an orphanage. “I feel that old people need children to love them and likewise, children also need the love of old people. There is need for an exchange of love between them,” she said

Although she is uncertain of how long it may take , she assured that the project is on pipeline. She is also the ambassador for the UN peace keeping force for South East Asia. She also featured on the cover of Lifestyle Magazine on July.