The African Peace Magazine brand, through its Publisher, Naoh Ajare, has commended winners, participants of the award.
The award, themed “Evolving a Sustainable and Peace Architecture in a Changing World” was held at the Hilton Hotel Kensington London UK last weekend.
The award focuses on the hopes of promoting peace globally and specifically in Africa with the hope of effecting change in Africa first and then globally.
While expressing profound gratitude and heartfelt appreciation to everyone who contributed for making the 2022 award a reality, he noted that the award since inception has passed through sacrifices of many behind the scenes.
“We are deeply grateful to God for granting us the privilege of showcasing to the world the material we’ve got out there. With deep appreciation, the Management and Staff of African Peace Magazine thank you immensely. We are extremely joyous and grateful for your participation.
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“We look forward to hosting you again at the 2023 African Peace Awards,” Ajare said.
Ajare, however, announced nominations for 2023 of the award.
“The 2023 edition of the award is now open for nomination and as we have maintained in previous years, we will continue to uphold, promote peace and harmony,” he said.
The African Peace Awards is specifically designed to honour persons, institutions, organizations, governments and others whose efforts fostered peacekeeping and conflict management in Africa.
Some of the 2022 winners of the award include the: President of the Republic of Equatorial Guinea, H.E Obiang Nguema Mbasogo, Ms. Amina J. Mohammed, the Deputy Secretary-General of the United Nations and Chair of the United Nations Sustainable Development Group, Akindele Akintoye, Chairman, Platform Capital Mpumi Mpofu, CEO, Airports Company South Africa, João Figueiredo, CEO, of Moza Banco, Nadia Alaoui, Honourable Minister, Morocco Chief Innocent Ifediaso Chukwuma CON founder and CEO of Innoson Motors; among others.
