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IAWPA appoints A’Ibom Priest as Eminent Peace Ambassador, national men leader

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By Ogenyi Ogenyi, Uyo

The International Association of World Peace Advocates (IAWPA) has appointed Apostle Elijah Jack, the Lead Pastor, His Divine Redeemed World Ministries in Akwa Ibom State, as an Eminent Peace Ambassador and National Men Leader.

The appointment was announced by the IAWPA’s International Spokesman, Amb. Emmanuel Nkweke in Uyo yesterday.

Nkweke, in his appointment proclamation, acknowledged Jack’s unwavering commitment to promoting peace, sustainable development, and humanitarian services in Akwa Ibom and beyond.

He said that as an Eminent Peace Ambassador, the new national leader would play a crucial role in advancing the IAWPA’s mission of fostering global peace, tolerance, understanding, as well as being responsible for organising the International Day of Living Together in the state next May.

“Apostle Jack, will collaborate with IAWPA to promote peace education, peace workshops, and initiatives supporting the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).” Nkweke said.

Nkweke added that Jack’s appointment as National Men Leader recognises his exceptional leadership skills and ability to mobilize people towards a common goal.

He would in addition coordinate IAWPA’s activities for the men’s forum, promote peace and sustainable development, and support vulnerable communities.

Reacting to the appointment, Jack, said that he is humbled to be spotted from the millions of humanist and peace advocates in the state.

“Let me say that I am humbled to be noted from among the millions of charitable personalities and peace advocates in the state.” He said.

He thanked IAWPA for the double honour of being appointed as an Eminent Peace Ambassador and National Men, promising to live up to the expectations of the offices given him.

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