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Pan African Organization honours distinguished personalities at London Conference 2025

 

 

Stanley Ihedigbo

 

Pan African Organization for Peace and Conflict Resolution (OPPRC), has honoured distinguished individuals and organizations for their outstanding contributions to peace, conflict resolution, and sustainable development.

The conference, organized by OPPRC, brought together thought leaders and peace advocates from around the world.

The event featured presentations from notable speakers, including Dr. Abdoulaye Fallati, Hon. Ambassador Naeem Khan, Hon. Dr Ikechi Agbugba, and Engr Oumar Ben Lol.

Critical panel discussions focused on sustainable peace-building and fostering regional cooperation throughout Africa.

The highlight of the conference was the presentation of Excellence Awards to several distinguished individuals, including Hon. Dr Ikechi Agbugba, Award of Excellence in Pioneering the Re-engineering Agenda for Agricultural Development and Productive Networking for Diaspora Engagement.

His Excellency, Amb Joseph Mutaboba, Award of Excellence for Promoting Good Governance on Peace and Security among the African Union Nations.

Prof Mak Sharma, Award of Excellence for Academic Leadership in bridging gaps between Research and Dimensions of Industry 4.0

Other awardees included His Excellency Hon Ambassador (Dr.) Morie Komba Manyeh, Dr Sage Lal, Dr Kingsley Y AMOAKO, His Excellency Hon Ambassador Naeem Khan, Hon Memory Nyakwima Chakwita, and Hon Ambassador Yvette Philbert.

The OPPRC London Conference 2025 was a resounding success, with participants praising the organization for its commitment to promoting peace, conflict resolution, and sustainable development in Africa and beyond.

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