Video clip showing the arrival of the Executive Governor of Enugu State,
Video clip showing the arrival of the Executive Governor of Enugu State, His Excellency, Barr Dr. Peter Ndubuisi Mbah and special dignitaries and their visits to exhibitors pavilions on the sidelines of the NgEducators International Model United Nations (NgIMUN) Conference which held in the Enugu State capital 2nd – 8th June, 2024. He was accompanied on the tour by the President of the NgIMUN, Amb. Dr. Tivlumun Innocent Ahure
Highlights of IHRC Chief’s official visit to Dakar, Senegal 🇸🇳.
Excellency Ambassador Dr. Muhammad Shahid Amin Khan, IHRC Chief, addressed the inaugural ceremony establishing the Regional Bureau of IHRC RFT in Africa. The ceremony was attended by the Representative of State of Senegal on behalf of the President of Senegal and Representatives of the Ministry of Interior, Women’s, Culture and Foreign Affairs of Senegal. The Dean of the Diplomatic Corps in Senegal also joined along with many dignitaries. The National Country Directors of IHRCRFT from Gambia, Guinea-Conakry, Mali, Cameroon, Ivory Coast, Congo Brazzaville, and other IHRC high officials of Nigeria and Morocco was also present in the ceremony.
Excerpts of the Speeches of His Excellency, Amb. Dr. Tivlumun Innocent Ahure, IHRC RFT
Excerpts of the Speeches of His Excellency, Amb. Dr. Tivlumun Innocent Ahure, IHRC RFT Global Director General and His Excellency, Barr Dr. Peter Ndubuisi Mbah, Executive Governor of Enugu State at the official opening ceremony of NgEducators International Model United Nations NgIMUN Conference Enugu 2024 – an initiative of the IHRC RFT accredited by the United Nations Ecosoc, held June 4th – 8th, 2024
HIGH LEVEL BRIEFING ON THE OPPORTUNITIES IN THE IHRC-RFT AFRICA
Amb. Dr. Tivlumun Innocent Ahure, Director General Global in company of Barr. Dr. Maureen Teryila Nomnor the IHRC RFT (Africa) Executive Coordinator, Housing Development Projects have undertaken a visit to Accra, Ghana on the invitation of His Excellency, Amb. Dr. Sahid Amin Khan the World Chairman of the Intergovernmental Organization in UN Special Consultative Status. At a brief welcome luncheon meeting, a range of issues in various areas were discussed especially the proposed commencement of the Human Rights Community Housing Development Projects of the IHRC RFT in Africa which is ready to begin in the Federal Republic of Nigeria and spread out to the other African countries. The World Chairman, Amb. Dr. Sahid Amin Khan expressed his satisfaction over the measures adopted to facilitate the immediate commencement of the Pro-poor Housing concept under the IHRC Africa indicating that housing is a human right as canvassed by the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) of the United Nations. Speaking at the occasion, Dr. Ahure espoused the honesty and hard work including the attention being received by the project owing to the resilience of Barr. Dr. Nomnor who is talking with the authorities in Nigeria on ways to commence the project as soon as possible. While in Ghana, the IHRC RFT team will be engaged in media talk programmes and explore ways of addressing human rights issues. The IHRC Africa office in Ghana will provide briefings to the World Chairman and the Director General Global on a wide range of issues.
NIGERIA’S NATIONAL ASSEMBLY PARLIAMENT RECEIVED INVITATION LETTERS FROM NGIMUN PRESIDENT
The NgEDUCATORS INTERNATIONAL MODEL UNITED NATIONS (NgIMUN) President, Amb. Dr. Tivlumun Innocent Ahure, and the NgIMUN Vice President, Dr. Nawal Yaghi were at the National Assembly to formally invite the leadership of the Senate and House of Representatives to participate in the conference. Rt. Hon. Benjamin Kalu, Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives was thrilled to have a session with the team and stated that Parliamentary system partnership for this momentous gathering dedicated to empowering education development in developing countries is a necessity. Rt. Hon. Kalu remarked that the House of Representatives extends their warmest greetings and deepest appreciation for the team’s commitment to making a positive impact in the field of education. The NgIMUN team leader, Amb. Dr. Tivlumun Innocent Ahure despatched letters inviting all the education committees of the Senate (UPPER CHAMBERS) and the House of Representatives (LOWER CHAMBERS) to the conference and urged the Nigeria’s National Assembly to avail themselves this opportunity to engage in meaningful discussions, collaborate with fellow participants, and contribute to shaping the future of education on a global scale. Dr. Ahure told the Deputy Speaker that “your presence and participation are invaluable, and we look forward to embarking on this inspiring journey together”. The NgIMUN Conference serves as a platform for educators, students, policymakers, and stakeholders from around the world to come together and address the challenges facing education in developing countries. With a focus on fostering innovation, inclusivity, and sustainability, the conference aims to generate actionable solutions, forge partnerships, and drive positive change in education systems. Through interactive sessions, workshops, and networking opportunities, participants will have the chance to exchange ideas, share best practices, and collaborate on initiatives that advance education access, quality, and equity. The NgIMUN is an Initiative of the International Human Rights Commission, Relief Fund Trust (IHRC RFT) in Special Consultative Status with the United Nations. The IHRC RFT uses multilateralism negotiations towards building a brighter future for learners everywhere.
NgEducators International Model United Nations (NgIMUN) Enugu 2024
NgIMUN’s STATEMENT AFTER COURTESY CALL TO THE NIGERIA’S SECRETARY OF THE GOVERNMENT OF THE FEDERATION, HIS EXCELLENCY, SENATOR DR. GEORGE AKUME Amb. Dr. Tivlumun Innocent Ahure, the NgIMUN President led a high level team to pay a courtesy call on the Nigeria’s Secretary of the Federal Government (SGF), His Excellency, Senator Dr. George Akume in Abuja on 28th April, 2024. NgIMUN’s team and SGF George Akume had an open and frank discussion on a wide range of issues bordering on the successfully staging of the upcoming NgIMUN conference Enugu 2024 being executed under the educational diplomatic brand title of NgEducators with the backing of the International Human Rights Commission, Relief Fund Trust (IHRC RFT) in Special Consultative Status of the Economic and Social Council of the United Nations (UN – ECOSOC). It was a convivial atmosphere used for discussions as well as a luncheon. Ambassador Tivlumun Innocent Ahure, relayed greetings from the Host Governor of the NgIMUN Enugu 2024, His Excellency, Barr Dr Peter Ndubuisi Mbah, Executive Governor of Enugu State to the SGF noting specifically the well wishes of the Enugu State Commissioner for Education, Prof Ndubueze Mbah for the SGF. The NgIMUN Enugu team informed the SGF that 2nd to 8th June, 2024 are the official dates of the event and stated that the NgIMUN event will be greatly enriched with the presence of the SGF emphasizing that the Host State wants to have a strong relationship with the office of the SGF for engagements in overriding government and public interest. His Excellency, Senator Dr George Akume thanked the team and stated that he looks forward to working closely with both the Enugu State Government and the NgIMUN body as they implement the event for sustaining of strategies for the development of education in developing countries. He carefully assessed the topics and said that the organizers have actually provided a comprehensive overview of the key issues, trends, and opportunities in education that could be explored on fostering dialogue, collaboration, and action towards sustainable educational developments. For their part, the NgIMUN team expressed appreciation for the opportunity to meet and discuss with the SGF issues pertaining to the UN simulation experience and education development to realize our shared aspiration for a better future for the education sector. The SGF accepted the invitation to participate in the sessions for the NgIMUN Enugu 2024 and warmly extended congratulations to Barr. Dr. Maureen Nomnor on the UN Special Consultative Status, Human Rights Commission appointment confered to her.
IHRC RFT Ordinary Session for African Countries at the NgIMUN Conference
The Director General Global of the International Human Rights Commission, Relief Fund Trust (IHRC RFT), H.E Dr. Tivlumun Innocent Ahure, will host the IHRC African Ordinary Session for IHRC Country Directors and African Country Delegations concurrently with the NgEducators International Model United Nations (NgIMUN) Conference in Enugu State, Nigeria from June 2nd to 8th, 2024. This assembly marks the midpoint review of the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in Africa amidst various crises, aiming for transformative actions by 2030. Despite the promises of the Agenda, development progress faces unprecedented challenges including climate disasters, conflicts, economic downturns, and lingering COVID-19 effects. The NgIMUN Conference in Nigeria, an initiative of the IHRC RFT, serves as a platform to reignite global momentum and foster solidarity in tackling these issues. In a ballot arrangement that picked out West Africa to select one of it’s Country Directors to serve as Secretary General of the IHRC RFT Africa Ordinary Session General Assembly, the IHRC RFT Country Director of the Republic of Benin, Ambassador Cedar Leopold Kpoizoun, will coordinate the session in the position of Secretary General. Regarding his pedigree, the appointment of Ambassador Cedar Leopold Kpoizoun of the Republic of Benin as the Secretary General underscores the commitment to addressing human rights violations and fostering peace in African countries. The session aims to pressure regional bodies like the African Union (AU) to strengthen human rights monitoring and avert further atrocities. The presence of H.E Amb. Dr. Mohammed Amin Khan, World Chairman of the IHRC RFT, at the Africa General Assembly reinforces the call for prioritizing civilian protection and adherence to International Humanitarian Law. With support from H.E Dr. Tivlumun Innocent Ahure, the session aims to adhere to international best practices. H.E Ambassador Sahid Amin Khan will deliver a keynote address as the Distinguished Guest of Honour for the occasion. Participants will gain insights into producing reports on multilateral issues, particularly on protecting civilians during conflicts. Co-chaired by Ambassador Emery Mberi Valentin of the Republic of Congo and Ambassador Jokem Quinivet Baneh of the Republic of Cameroon, the session seeks to empower delegates to advocate for the rights and safety of all Africans.
IHRC-Nigeria Condemns Nigeria Senate’s Undemocratic Suspension of Senator
A critical report exposing the dubious proceedings employed by the Senate of the Federal Republic of Nigeria has landed at the New York Head office of the International Human Rights Commission (IHRC), eliciting strong condemnation from H.E Dr. Tivlumun Innocent Ahure, the Director General Global of the Commission. The report highlights the irregularities surrounding the abrupt suspension of Senator Abdul Ningi for his allegations regarding the alleged N3.7 trillion padding into the 2024 budget. Signed by IHRC-Nigeria Country Director, Ambassador Abdullahi Bakoji Adamu, the report emphasizes the Senate’s disregard for due process and transparency in handling the matter. Ambassador Adamu criticized the Senate’s decision to silence dissenting voices, emphasizing that the suspension of Senator Ningi disregarded fundamental principles of freedom of expression and fairness. He emphasized the need for democratic institutions like the Senate to uphold transparency and accountability in governance matters, particularly concerning critical issues such as the national budget. “IHRC-Nigeria strongly condemns the Senate’s high-handedness, viewing it as a threat to citizens’ rights and democratic principles. Dr. Tivlumun Innocent Ahure reiterated IHRC’s commitment to safeguarding human rights against governmental abuses and called for the Senate to reconsider its decision on Senator Ningi’s suspension” “Furthermore, IHRC-Nigeria urged for a thorough investigation into the budget padding allegations, emphasizing the importance of upholding the rule of law. “Dr. Ahure emphasized that invoking the Freedom of Information Act (FOI) could shed light on the matter, urging citizens and civil society organizations to leverage this avenue for accountability.” “The IHRC Director General Global warned that failure to address the situation impartially could tarnish the government’s image internationally and undermine public trust in democratic institutions.” “In aligning with international human rights standards, IHRC-Nigeria invoked Articles 16 and 21 of the Universal Declaration on Human Rights (UDHR), affirming citizens’ rights to challenge governmental actions in court and participate in the democratic process” “IHRC-Nigeria reaffirmed its commitment to truth and justice, regardless of whose interests may be affected, signaling its unwavering dedication to defending human rights and promoting democratic values in Nigeria” Adamu further revealed.
VISIT TO UNICEF REGIONAL OFFICE, ENUGU
With focus on how to achieve Education Development in developing Countries, a team led by Director General Global/Ambassador, International Human Rights Commission, Relief Fund Trust, H.E Dr. Tivlumun Innocent Ahure has continued to engage with relevant stakeholders to call for contributions in planning the International Model United Nations Conference. Prof. Ndubueze Mbah, the Enugu State Hon. Commissioner of Education recently accompanied the team on a visit to request for partnership with the Enugu State Regional UNICEF office, towards the successful holding of the upcoming NgEducators and International Human Rights Commission Model United Nations (NgIMUN) conference in Enugu State. As the discussions progressed, the team emphasized without any shadow of doubt, that education is very important and essential for human beings. The UNICEF office also extolled the NgIMUN secretariat set up at the Enugu State Ministry Education for designing the conference to achieve strategies for advocating that Education shapes humanbeings’ lives in positive ways and Education is a human right that should be bestowed on all human beings exclusively by reason of being human. The UNICEF office representatives said their work involves contributing in issues that are geared towards intellectual presentations to show that a strongrelationship exists between education and development as has been propounded by many theorists and researchers. The NgIMUN conference will raise the concern and confirm to world leaders that the establishment of education is a key index of development. he Enugu State Governor, His Excellency Barr Dr Peter Ndubuisi Mbah was commended for granting approval for Enugu State to serve as host of the NgIMUN conference. The Enugu State Ministry of Education was also commended for their dedication and immense contributions to the success of the NgIMUN conference. The meeting was attended by Nawal Yaghi, the Vice President of NgIMUN and Chief Fred Eze Chidozie, Director Situation Room of the International Human Rights Commission.
Enugu State Government to Host NgEducators International Model United Nations (NgIMUN) Conference
Enugu State Government has announced its plan to host the NgEducators International Model United Nations (NGIMUN) conference, a groundbreaking event aimed at prioritizing education, learning, and empowerment for young people. The conference, scheduled to take place from April 12th to 17th, 2024, will be held under the auspices of the International Human Rights Commission (IHRC), Relief Fund Trust. During a recent courtesy visit to the Minister of Education, Prof. Tahir Mamman, Dr. Tivlumun Innocent, President of NgIMUN and Lead Coordinator of IHRC, expressed the organization’s intention to hold the NgIMUN conference in Enugu State. The purpose of the conference is to create a platform where students can engage in smart learning, showcase their talents, and learn from their peers across the country. Dr. Ahure extended a formal invitation to Minister Mamman to declare the conference open on April 15th, 2024. The NgIMUN conference, which will be hosted by the Enugu State Governor, H.E Barr. Dr. Peter Ndubuisi Mbah, holds great significance in highlighting the role of education in promoting human rights. The event will be structured in a manner that resembles the United Nations General Assembly, ensuring substantive discussions on the topic of Quality Education and Training. One of the key objectives of the conference is to advocate for equal access to education, particularly in rural and marginalized communities, as a means of promoting social and economic equality. By fostering an environment of unrestricted learning, both formal and informal, the conference aims to address the barriers that hinder girls’ education and promote gender equality through scholarships, gender-sensitive curricula, and the dismantling of cultural norms that impede girls’ access to education. The NgIMUN Enugu 2024 conference provides a platform for stakeholders and investors in the field of education to collaborate and contribute to the implementation of long-term policies that enhance education standards. National and international delegations with expertise in achieving the UN Sustainable Development Goal 4 will actively participate in the deliberations, providing valuable insights into the review of education policies. Minister Prof. Tahir Mamman expressed his commitment to participating in the conference, emphasizing the importance the Federal Ministry of Education places on grassroots education. He stated that establishing a strong foundation in basic education is essential for the development of any nation and commended the federal government for prioritizing this through innovative approaches. One of the highlights of the courtesy visit was the presentation of the Enugu State Smart Education Roadmap to the Minister of Education by Dr. Obima Muoh, the representative of the Enugu State Commissioner for Education. The delegation attending the courtesy visit included several executives from IHRC and NgEducators and representatives from the Enugu State government. Notable attendees included H.E Dr. Tivlumun Innocent Ahure, Global Director-General/Ambassador-at-Large of IHRC; Dr. Nawal Yaghi, Vice President of NgIMUN; Chief Fred Eze Chidozie, Secretariat Coordinator of NgIMUN; Chief Patrick Ochi, Administration Chief of NgIMUN & Permanent Secretary, Enugu State Ministry of Education;Dr. Obima Muoh, Hon. Commissioner of Education Enugu State Representative; and Amb. Kyenpia Gaya Best, Media Director/Chief of Human Rights News Agency for NgIMUN. The upcoming IHRC NgEducators IMUN conference in Enugu State promises to make a significant impact by advancing human rights through education in Nigeria. This event serves as a crucial step towards prioritizing education, fostering empowerment, and transforming the lives of young people