Joy and gratitude filled the air at ChaCha Market on Saturday, February 14, 2026, as traders and visitors paused their daily hustle to celebrate one of their own. In a spontaneous and emotional moment, market women honored the market’s Security Supervisor, Ngavmmoh Felix, with a surprise birthday celebration that highlighted his impact on the busy commercial hub.
The usually bustling market transformed into a festive scene as women broke into birthday songs and loud chants of “Happy Birthday!” from all corners. In a symbolic show of appreciation and traditional goodwill, the traders poured water on Felix and showered him with prayers and blessings for a prosperous year ahead.

Felix, visibly moved by the gesture, has earned a strong reputation among traders for his vigilance and commitment to keeping the market safe. Many vendors say his presence has significantly improved security and given them peace of mind to conduct their businesses.
“He protects our goods like his own,” one trader testified. “Because of him, we can go home and sleep without fear.”
Adding to the lively atmosphere, the Baba One All Stars Band delivered energetic live music, drawing cheers and dance from the crowd and turning the surprise into a mini celebration within the market.
In a show of gratitude, Felix treated the market women to drinks, further strengthening the bond between the security team and the traders they serve.

Several women shared touching testimonies, noting that Felix’s dedication has indirectly helped them support their families through steady daily income. One trader revealed that the supervisor personally assisted her in securing a space to sell at the market — a gesture she described as life-changing.
“He did not just provide security; he helped me stand on my feet,” she said.
Observers say the celebration reflects the growing sense of community at ChaCha Market, where management, security personnel, and traders increasingly see themselves as partners in progress.

As the music faded and business gradually resumed, one message remained clear: at ChaCha Market in Bonaberi Rail, dedication does not go unnoticed — and those who serve faithfully are warmly celebrated.
The event ended in high spirits, with traders expressing hope that the culture of appreciation and unity will continue to define the market’s success story.
