Applause as Chinedu Amadi Bags Doctoral Fellowship Award


 
By Genesis ogiri, Abuja 

Chinedu Amadi, a distinguished architect, was honored with a Doctoral Fellowship Award from the Institute for Global Peace and Conflict Resolution (IGPCR) during a prestigious ceremony held at the Barcelona Hotel in Abuja on Saturday, May 3, 2025. The award recognizes his unwavering dedication to peacebuilding, conflict resolution, and humanitarian service.

In collaboration with Protestant University, IGPCR conferred honorary doctoral awards to individuals who have demonstrated exceptional leadership in promoting peace, advocating sustainable development, and championing social progress. This partnership underscores a shared commitment to celebrating integrity, excellence, and community service.

Ambassador Amadi, who was also inducted into the Institute’s Hall of Fame as a Global Peace Ambassador, has made significant contributions to conflict resolution on both national and international fronts. His consistent efforts in fostering unity, bridging divides, and advocating for peaceful coexistence earned him widespread praise from dignitaries and attendees.

Speaking to Newsway Reporters, Ambassador Amadi emphasized the importance of collective responsibility in building national unity. He called on all citizens to actively engage in peace initiatives, stressing that through dialogue, cooperation, and mutual respect, every individual holds the power to become an agent of change—building a more inclusive and harmonious society.

As a leader in the construction industry, Ambassador Amadi noted that conflict resolution is a key part of managing people. He described his role as one that goes beyond infrastructure—focusing on building peace within communities.

His advocacy serves not merely as a call to action but as a powerful invitation for all Nigerians to embrace the noble task of peacebuilding. Ambassador Amadi’s commitment to this cause continues to inspire a vision of a nation where lasting peace is both a goal and a shared responsibility.

“Conflict cannot bring about development; only peace can lay the foundation for meaningful growth,” noted Ambassador Nairu during a press briefing, reaffirming the Institute’s mission to promote peace at every societal level.

Dr. Amadi’s enduring dedication to dialogue and cross-cultural understanding was highlighted as a hallmark of visionary leadership. His honor symbolizes the impact of personal responsibility and public service in shaping a more just society.

Ambassador Joshua Tarhule, Registrar of the Institute, expressed deep admiration for Amadi and fellow award recipients, commending their resilience, leadership, and commitment to humanity.

“Our awardees come from various backgrounds and disciplines, yet they are united by a common thread—hard work, creativity, and service,” Tarhule remarked. “Their achievements are not just personal milestones but powerful inspirations to others.”

The event attracted distinguished guests, dignitaries, technocrats, and community leaders—united in a shared celebration of peace, excellence, and national progress. Organizers emphasized that honoring these individuals affirms the vast potential of those committed to advocacy and bridge-building.

“Their success reminds us what’s possible when talent meets purpose—and when peace lies at the heart of leadership,” said one of the event moderators.

Ambassador Amadi’s recognition is more than a personal accolade—it is a symbol of hope and a call to action for every citizen to contribute meaningfully to peacebuilding within their communities. As Nigeria navigates complex national challenges, his example stands as a blueprint for transformative leadership rooted in empathy, vision, and unity.

The Peace Ambassador Awards Ceremony was not just a celebration of achievements but a resounding declaration of purpose—to build a nation where peace, justice, and progress are realities for all. It showcased the power of shared vision in bringing together leaders from different sectors toward a common goal: lasting peace.

As Ambassador  Chinedu Amadi continues his remarkable journey of service, advocacy, and integrity, more accolades are sure to follow. His story remains a shining example of how one individual’s dedication can ignite the spirit of a nation.



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