UN Humanitarian Day: Dr. Jimoh Gets International Award

As the world celebrates the United Nations International Humanitarian Day, the International Association of World Peace Advocates IAWPA has conferred on Dr. Shehu Jimoh the international Eminent Peace Ambassador award. The honor according to the association, is in recognition of his humanitarian provision to the poor, widows, orphanage children and the internally displaced persons in Nigeria.

The Spokesman of the association, Amb. Emmanuel Nkweke in a statement made available to our reporters, said this was an outstanding award to be conferred on any person to commemorate the International Humanitarian Day adding that Dr. Shehu Jimoh now an Eminent Peace Ambassador has further been appointed as the Permanent Representative of the association to the Organization of Islamic Cooperation OIC In a formal appointment presentation that will take place on the 21th Sept. 2022 at his residence in Lagos State.

The award of the Eminent Peace Ambassador was presented to Dr. Shehu Jimoh at the Legacy Hall, Sports Complex, Abeokuta, Ogun State. In response to the award conferred on him, Amb. Dr. Shehu Jimoh applauded the International Association of World Peace Advocates, IAWPA for finding him worthy for the award attributing his success as a function of team play while dedicating the award to Sen. Bola Asiwaju Tinubu and family.

The International Association of World Peace Advocates presently remains by global index a leading promoter of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals an organization with UN ECOSOSC Special Consultative status since 2019. applauded the International Association of World Peace Advocates, IAWPA for finding him worthy for the award attributing his success as a function of team play while dedicating the award to Sen. Bola Asiwaju Tinubu and family.

The International Association of World Peace Advocates presently remains by global index a leading promoter of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals an organization with UN ECOSOSC Special Consultative status since 2019.