Jude Aondowase Receives Doctoral Fellowship Award


  By Genesis Ogiri, Abuja

Jude Aondowase Shagba was honored with a Doctoral Fellowship Award from the Institute for Global Peace and Conflicts Resolution during a prestigious ceremony held at the Barcelona Hotel in Abuja on Saturday, May 3, 2025. Surrounded by distinguished guests, Shagba shone brightly as he received this notable recognition.

In a significant partnership with Protestant University, the Institute conferred Doctoral awards on individuals who have demonstrated exceptional dedication to peacebuilding, leadership, and humanitarian service. This collaboration underscores the importance of recognizing excellence, integrity, and a commitment to social progress.

The honorees, including Jude Shagba, exemplify resilience, selflessness, and an unwavering pursuit of peace. Their work has proven that dedication to advocacy and conflict resolution can transcend borders and create lasting societal impact.

A humanitarian expert and development professional, Shagba was inducted into the Hall of Fame for his significant contributions to peacebuilding across borders. In a statement to the press, Ambassador Jude highlighted the critical role of peace in fostering societal development and growth, firmly stating that conflicts cannot lead to meaningful development. He reiterated his dedication to promoting peace and advocating for sustainable development initiatives.

The recipients of these esteemed Honorary Doctorates embody the values of resilience, selflessness, and the relentless pursuit of peace. These exceptional individuals have demonstrated that a commitment to peace and conflict resolution can transcend geographical boundaries, leaving a lasting impact on society.

The event gathered notable guests and dignitaries, shining a spotlight on Shagba's remarkable contributions to peacebuilding and conflict resolution. As he accepted the award, the recognition underscored his relentless efforts to promote unity, harmony, and social development both within his community and beyond.

Ambassador Joshua Tarhule, the registrar of the institute, expressed admiration for Shagba and the other Honorary Doctorate recipients, acknowledging their exceptional leadership and unwavering dedication to peacebuilding and selfless service to humanity. He commended Shagba for his impactful work in advocacy and conflict resolution at various levels.

According to the organizers, “Our awardees come from diverse backgrounds and disciplines, yet share a common thread—hard work, commitment, and creativity. Their contributions have advanced their fields while inspiring and uplifting those around them.”

The organizers emphasized that honoring these outstanding individuals is a celebration of the values they represent: integrity, ingenuity, resilience, and the relentless drive to push boundaries. “Their successes remind us of what is possible when talents meet opportunities, and when we support peacebuilding and advocacy,” they added.

The recognition of Jude Aondowase Shagba serves as a testament to the transformative power of commitment to peace and conflict resolution, inspiring others to contribute to a more harmonious world.

The Peace Ambassador Awards ceremony was not just a celebration—it was a call to action. It served as a testament to the power of unified commitment to peaceful coexistence and highlighted the organizers' ability to unite technocrats, leaders, and visionaries in pursuit of a shared goal.

As Ambassador Shagba continues to serve with magnanimity and grace, more accolades and recognition are sure to follow. His steadfast dedication to peace and social progress remains an inspiration for Nigeria and the world.

As the event unfolded, it became evident that the celebration of the Peace Ambassador awards was more than just a milestone; it was a testament to the unwavering dedication of the awardees in building a shared future for Nigeria, managing conflicts, and fostering peaceful coexistence. It also showcased the incredible ability of the organizers to bring together technocrats, leaders, and visionaries in joyous camaraderie, united by their shared commitment to peace and social progress.


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