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Nigerian Diplomat, Amb. Jonathan to Be Honoured As Hero of Peace in Kenya 

By Onuminya Innocent 

His Excellency, Ambassador (Dr) Jonathan Ojadah, the Global President of UNIPGC and Permanent Representative to the United Nations, has been nominated as a hero in the Peace Making category for the upcoming Mashujaa Day celebration in Kenya.

This prestigious honour recognizes his outstanding contributions to advancing peace, good governance, and sustainable development across Africa.

Mashujaa Day, a national public holiday in Kenya, is celebrated annually on October 20th to honour heroes and heroines who have made significant positive changes to society.

Dr. Ojadah’s nomination is a testament to his dedication to promoting peace and stability, and his commitment to making a positive impact on the lives of people across the continent.

As part of the celebration, Dr. Ojadah has been invited to attend a ceremony in Nairobi on October 17th, 2025, in preparation for the main event in Kitui County on October 18th, 2025.

The event will be graced by the President of Kenya, and Dr. Ojadah will be officially recognized and honoured for his contributions to peace making.

The National Heroes Council, chaired by Hon. Angwenyi Jimmy Nuru Ondieki, MGW, has extended an official invitation to Dr. Ojadah, and arrangements have been made for his accommodation during the event.

This recognition is a significant milestone in Dr. Ojadah’s career, and a testament to his tireless efforts to promote peace and development in Africa.

Dr. Charles O. Wambia, OGW, CoP CEO/Director, congratulated Dr. Ojadah on his nomination, praising his dedication to advancing peace and good governance. This honor not only recognizes Dr. Ojadah’s achievements but also highlights the importance of peace making in promoting sustainable development and stability in Africa.

The Mashujaa Day celebration is an important event that recognizes the contributions of individuals who have made a positive impact on society.

Dr. Ojadah’s nomination is a testament to his commitment to making a difference in the lives of people, and his recognition will serve as an inspiration to others to follow in his footsteps.

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