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<\/p>\nThe Pinnacle International College of Chaplaincy Studies, Peace and Conflict Management (PCCSPCM) has conferred its prestigious Ambassador of Peace honour on Chief Vincent Odinakachukwu Egbuchilem of Amiyi-Akah. Chief Egbuchilem was nominated in a letter dated 22nd September, 2026, signed by Prof. Clement A. Ogbonnaya, Esq., in recognition of his outstanding commitment to peace building, exemplary interventions and tangible contributions to conflict resolution among individuals and communities.<\/p>\n
The investiture ceremony was held as scheduled on Sunday, 27th September, 2026, at Word of Faith International Church, Inc., 69 Ohanku Road, off Ngwa Road, Aba, Abia State. The award was presented by renowned American scholar and international supervisor of the College, Prof. Ifeanyi J. Okeke.<\/p>\n
Chief Egbuchilem, who was unavoidably absent, was graciously represented at the ceremony by his mother-in-law, Mrs. AkudoOpara. In an appreciation message after the ceremony, the newly decorated Ambassador of Peace said he was deeply humbled by the honour.<\/p>\n
Hear him in his own words:<\/p>\n
“I am deeply humbled and sincerely grateful to Pinnacle International Chaplaincy Studies, Peace and Conflict Management for the honour bestowed upon me with the Ambassadorial Peace Award and the recognition as an Ambassador of Peace. This recognition, presented in appreciation of my contributions to conflict resolution, peacebuilding, and the promotion of peace among individuals and communities, is a great honour and a profound encouragement to continue serving humanity with sincerity, courage and compassion.”
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Still making his speech on the award, Sir Egbuchilem wrote: “I do not take this recognition for granted. For me, it is not merely an award to be displayed, but a responsibility and a call to do more, to continue promoting dialogue over discord, unity over division, and peace over conflict.”<\/p>\n
Chief Egbuchilem expressed heartfelt appreciation to the leadership of the institution, particularly Prof. O. A. Clement, Esq. (President), Prof. Ifeanyi J. Okeke (International Supervisor), and Dr. A. N. Susan (Secretary General), for finding him worthy. He also thanked his family, friends, associates, community leaders and colleagues for their support, with special gratitude to Mrs. AkudoOpara for representing him.<\/p>\n
“A very special thank you to my dear Mother-in-Law, Mrs. AkudoOpara, who graciously represented me at the award ceremony. Mum, I deeply appreciate your presence, love and support. Your representation made the occasion even more meaningful to me,” he said.<\/p>\n
He finally dedicated the honour to everyone who believes that peace is possible and chooses to be an instrument of it.<\/p>\n
Umuaka Times congratulates Chief Sir Vincent OdinakachukwuEgbuchilem, Ambassador of Peace, on this well-deserved honour.<\/p>\n
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