International Association of World Peace Advocates

Abuja, Nigeria— The International Association of World Peace Advocates (IAWPA), through its International Spokesman, P.Amb. Emmanuel Nkweke, has announced a change of the Association’s logo and official titles to better reflect its commitment to promoting peace and to increase its visibility globally . P.Amb. Nkweke disclosed that the decision was made after the International Management Committee met via Zoom at its 278th meeting, which was convened to position the Association for greater performance and impact. He explained that the update which is with immediate effect, is also aimed at complying with directives of the United Nations, which require organisations with Special Consultative Status under the Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC) to clearly emphasise the centrality of peace in their public engagements and identity. Consequently, all Eminent Peace Ambassadors shall henceforth be identified and addressed as P.Amb whenever they are being recognised in programmes, publications...

Founder of the Young Female for Leadership Network (YFFLN), Adaora Onyechere Sydney-Jack, has called on young women to intentionally develop leadership skills, participate in civic activities and use communication as a tool for societal transformation. Sydney-Jack made the call during the 2026 International Women’s Day commemoration organised by the network at the Department of Mass Communication, Imo State University. The event brought together students, lecturers, gender advocates and development partners to discuss leadership development and empowerment for young women. Delivering a keynote address titled “Give to Gain: From Skills to Empowerment,” Sydney-Jack described the media as a powerful instrument capable of shaping national narratives and influencing social change. “Media is not just about microphones and cameras. Media is about power, the power to shape narratives, challenge injustice and amplify voices that history has tried to silence,” she said. According to the broadcas...

Abuja, Nigeria – The International Association of World Peace Advocates (IAWPA), with Special Consultative Status under the Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC) of the United Nations, congratulates Anthony Placid on his appointment as the new Spokesman of the Nigeria Police Force. IAWPA notes that this appointment underscores the resolve of the Inspector General of Police to reposition the Nigeria Police Force for greater performance. We commend the IGP's efforts to enhance professionalism and accountability within the Force. For the past years, IAWPA has organized side events observing the United Nations International Day of Police Cooperation in Nigeria. This year, we wish to expand it to include West Africa . IAWPA is fully resolute to work with the Nigerian Police to promote Peace and security in the country. We believe collaboration between organizations like IAWPA and law enforcement agencies is key to fostering safer communities.

Takoradi, Ghana – The United Nations-International Association of World Peace Advocates (UN-IAWPA) has expressed gratitude to all who honoured its invitation to the UN International Day of Observance for Victims of Chemical Weapons and Warfare, held at the Takoradi Mall, Ghana. The event according to a statement signed by Apostle Amb. Isaac Odenyame, PhD. Africa Chief Outreach Officer, UN-IAWPA, highlighted the challenges faced by victims of chemical warfare and underscored the collective commitment to advocating for peace.   UN-IAWPA commends participants for their support in raising awareness about the devastating impacts of chemical weapons and promoting international cooperation to uphold human rights. The association looks forward to future collaborations to advocate for peace and justice in Ghana and beyond.

Monrovia, Liberia – The International Association of World Peace Advocates (IAWPA) announces that its International Spokesman, Amb. Emmanuel Nkweke, was honoured as a Champion of Peace at an international event held in Liberia. The honour  according to a statement which was made available by its Director of Media and Publicity Amb. Nwokoma Messiah, said was presented by Queen Mother Juli Eende Guest Speaker at the event, in recognition of Amb. Nkweke’s contributions to peace and sustainable development goals in Nigeria, Africa, and globally.  Dignitaries present included Amb. Lahoucine Rahmouni, Moroccan Ambassador to Liberia, and Rev. Dr. Kamah Guehi Thoronka, Immigration Lawyer from the United States of America. IAWPA and Amb. Nkweke according to the statement have been instrumental in promoting peace initiatives and advancing UN Sustainable Development Goals in Nigeria and across the globe.  This international recognition underscores IAWPA’s commitment to fostering glo...

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