Police DSP, Ekere Ekere Honored with Global Peace Ambassador Award

 
By Genesis ogiri 

In a moment of glamour and distinction, Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP) Elder Dr. Ekere Okon Ekere was honored with the Global Peace Ambassador Award by the Institute of Global Peace and Conflict Resolution. The prestigious ceremony was held at the Barcelona Hotel in Abuja and drew the attendance of dignitaries, peace advocates, and distinguished guests from across the nation.

Dr. Ekere, a seasoned law enforcement officer, was recognized for his exceptional contributions to peacebuilding, internal security, and social harmony. His enduring commitment to ethical policing and community engagement has set a benchmark within the Nigeria Police Force and beyond. The award celebrates his tireless efforts in promoting peace, justice, and service to humanity.

As citizens look on with admiration, Ambassador Dr. Ekere Okon has pledged to uphold the responsibilities that come with this new honor of leadership. In response to receiving the Global Peace Ambassador Award, Dr. Okon described the recognition as a significant milestone in his law enforcement career. 

DSP Okon reaffirmed his commitment to ethical conduct, integrity, and service within the Nigeria Police Force, promising to remain a worthy representative of the Institute of Global Peace and Conflict Resolution. With humility and purpose, he vowed to use this honor as a platform to further advocate for peace, justice, and excellence in public service.

Ambassador Dr. Ekere Okon is a dedicated police officer whose life story transcends the conventional image and public perception of the Nigeria Police Force. His unwavering pursuit of peace and steadfast commitment to peacebuilding advocacy have earned him numerous accolades and deep respect across diverse communities.

 As he continues to champion initiatives that promote peace, social harmony, and exemplary service, Dr. Okon stands out as a distinguished public servant and an eminent figure in law enforcement. His legacy is one of purpose, integrity, and transformative leadership within and beyond the policing professio

The ceremony also marked a significant collaboration between the Institute of Global Peace and Conflict Resolution and the Protestant University. Together, these institutions conferred ambassadorial honors on individuals who have exemplified resilience, integrity, and transformative leadership in peacebuilding and conflict resolution.

In a hall filled with dignitaries and distinguished guests, Elder Dr. Ekere was celebrated for his exceptional service record and enduring efforts in fostering social harmony. His work in peace advocacy, both within Nigerian communities and through global initiatives, has made a meaningful impact on countless lives.

In his heartfelt acceptance speech, Dr. Ekere emphasized the shared responsibility of building a peaceful world.

 “True peace is not merely the absence of conflict; it is the presence of justice, understanding, and respect for one another’s rights,”
he stated, urging global leaders to confront systemic injustices with sustainable, inclusive solutions.

The Institute hailed Ambassador Ekere for his consistent leadership in dialogue, reconciliation, and community engagement across challenging regions. His appointment as a Global Peace Ambassador stands as a testament to the enduring power of dedication and empathy in shaping a better, more peaceful world.

As the event concluded, it became evident that the Peace Ambassador Awards signified more than just accolades—they embodied a deep and enduring commitment to nation-building, conflict resolution, and the relentless pursuit of harmony. The journey of Ambassador Dr. Ekere Okon, DSP, stands as a powerful inspiration, not only to Nigerians but to the global community in search of transformative, values-driven leadership. His story is a testament to the impact one dedicated individual can make in shaping a more peaceful and just society.

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