Apostle Tobechukwu Reuben Honored as Global Peace Ambassador by


  By Genesis ogiri, Abuja 

Apostle Tobechukwu Sunday Reuben has been conferred with the title of Ambassador of Global Peace by the Institute of Global Peace and Conflict Resolution, in recognition of his unwavering dedication to peacebuilding and advocacy. This honor stands as a profound acknowledgment of his tireless efforts in promoting dialogue, unity, and social progress.

The prestigious award ceremony took place on May 3rd, 2025, at the Barcelona Hotel in Abuja, where distinguished guests gathered to celebrate Apostle Reuben’s exceptional contributions. The event highlighted not only his personal achievements but also the broader importance of collective action in addressing the challenges of global conflict and fostering sustainable peace.

Apostle Reuben’s steadfast commitment to promoting harmony and mutual understanding among diverse communities was acknowledged during the event. His work exemplifies the essential role of visionary leaders in driving meaningful and lasting change in society.

In a significant collaboration with Protestant University, the Institute also honored other distinguished individuals with ambassadorial awards for their dedication to peacebuilding, leadership, and humanitarian service. This partnership underscores the vital need to celebrate excellence, integrity, and a deep commitment to social development.

The honorees, including Apostle Reuben, represent the ideals of resilience, selflessness, and a relentless pursuit of peace. Their work demonstrates that effective advocacy and conflict resolution can transcend borders and foster lasting impact in communities across the globe.

The event, graced by dignitaries and respected figures from various sectors, brought well-deserved attention to Apostle Reuben’s extensive contributions. His efforts include providing legal support for marginalized communities, engaging in international peace initiatives, and developing educational programs that encourage intercultural understanding and tolerance.

This recognition serves not only as a tribute to Apostle Reuben’s achievements but also as a call to action for others to engage in peace initiatives. It reinforces the enduring power of individual commitment and collective effort in the pursuit of global harmony.

Speaking with journalists at the event, Apostle Tobechukwu Reuben expressed gratitude to the Institute for recognizing his work. He reaffirmed his commitment to championing peaceful coexistence and sustainable development, noting, “Peace is the true instrument of growth and advancement.”

Ambassador Tobechukwu Reuben’s heartfelt call for Nigeria to embrace peace and prioritize peace-building resonates deeply in a nation where conflict continues to disrupt communities and hinder development. His emphasis on beginning the journey toward global impact at the family level underscores the foundational role of interpersonal relationships in nurturing a culture of peace.

By highlighting the importance of harmony within families, Apostle Reuben draws attention to how peaceful homes can inspire peaceful neighborhoods, communities, and ultimately a more united nation. His message reminds us that true transformation starts at the grassroots—where the values of respect, empathy, and understanding are first cultivated.

In his address, Apostle Reuben urged all participants and citizens to cherish and engage in peace initiatives, reinforcing the critical role of collective responsibility. Through dialogue, cooperation, and mutual respect, individuals can become active agents of change, contributing to a more inclusive and harmonious society.

His advocacy is not merely a call to action—it is an invitation for all Nigerians to take part in the noble task of peace-building. Apostle Reuben’s unwavering commitment to this cause is both commendable and inspirational, igniting a vision of a future where every citizen contributes to lasting peace, both within Nigeria and across borders.





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