Tse Emmanuel Bags Global Peace Ambassador Award


By Genesis Ogiri, Abuja

In a prestigious ceremony held at the Barcelona Hotel in Abuja, Tse Emmanuel, a seasoned conflict resolution expert from Benue State, was honored with the Global Peace Ambassador Award by the Institute of Global Peace and Conflict Resolution. The award recognizes his outstanding contributions to humanity, particularly in the areas of human rights, conflict resolution, and social justice.

The event marked a significant collaboration between the Institute of Global Peace and Conflict Resolution and the Protestant University. Together, they conferred ambassadorial honors on deserving individuals who have demonstrated exceptional commitment to peacebuilding, leadership, and humanitarian service. This partnership highlights the value of recognizing excellence and dedication in promoting social good, integrity, and transformative change.

The honorees, including Tse Emmanuel, exemplify the principles of resilience, selflessness, and a relentless pursuit of peace. Their dedication to conflict resolution and advocacy transcends borders and continues to leave a lasting impact on communities globally.

The event, attended by dignitaries and notable guests, celebrated Tse Emmanuel's unwavering commitment to peace and unity. He was lauded for his efforts in promoting social development and harmony within Nigeria and internationally. His work includes supporting marginalized communities, participating in global peace initiatives, and developing educational programs aimed at fostering intercultural understanding.

In his heartfelt acceptance speech, Tse emphasized the shared responsibility of fostering peace. “True peace is not merely the absence of conflict; it is the presence of justice, understanding, and respect for one another’s rights,” he said, calling on global leaders to address systemic injustices through sustainable and inclusive approaches.

The Institute commended Tse Emmanuel—also referred to as Ambassador Terfa—for his leadership and consistent efforts in dialogue and reconciliation across challenging regions. His appointment as a Global Peace Ambassador aligns with the Institute’s mission to champion peace through education, awareness, and proactive engagement.

As part of his ambassadorial role, Tse plans to launch various initiatives, including youth-focused peace programs, advocacy for women's rights, and innovative uses of technology in mediation. He highlighted the critical role of youth as agents of transformation and peace.

Tse reiterated his belief in collective action and the power of individuals to drive change. He encouraged all to embrace their role in building compassionate, inclusive communities. His vision is of a society rooted in solidarity and humanity, paving the way for a more peaceful future.

The award cements Ambassador Emmanuel Terfa's standing as a leading voice in peacebuilding and youth advocacy in Nigeria. His work continues to shape minds and influence policies toward sustainable peace and development.

Expressing his appreciation while addressing journalists, he stated, “I am deeply honored to receive this award, and I am gratified that my efforts in advancing peacebuilding are being recognized. This is not just an individual achievement, but a collective effort.”

He also revealed his intention to present a strategic proposal on insecurity to the Governor of Benue State, viewing the award as further empowerment to impact policy and governance.

Ambassador Tse Emmanuel stands not only as a leader but as a beacon of hope. His journey has illuminated the lives of many, fostering a culture of humility, hard work, and community development. Through his role with the Institute of Global Peace and Conflict Resolution, he continues to inspire and lead by example.

A multi-talented peacebuilder, social advocate, philanthropist, and researcher, Ambassador Tse embodies the ideals of a visionary leader. His story is a reminder that service, purpose, and dedication can drive lasting positive change.

The Peace Ambassador convocation was more than a ceremonial gathering—it was a resounding call to action, inspiring attendees to contribute meaningfully to peace in their communities. With Tse Emmanuel’s continued service and leadership, greater recognition and impact are sure to follow.

The event concluded with a unifying message, urging all participants to draw inspiration from his example and become proactive agents of peace and social progress.

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