The Institute of Global Peace and Conflict Management (IGPCM) has appointed Cameroonian-born Dr. G.P.A. N.N. Richard as its new Liaison Officer for Central and East Africa.
The appointment, announced Thursday, is part of IGPCM’s broader strategy to expand its global peacebuilding mission.
In a statement, IGPCM said the move reflects its commitment to “strengthening peacebuilding, conflict management, leadership development, collaboration, and sustainable transformation across Africa.”
“Dr. Richard’s appointment places him in a strategic position to represent the vision and values of IGPCM while fostering stronger connections and opportunities across the Central and East African regions,” the Institute said. “His leadership journey and diverse roles reflect a commitment to service, leadership, peacebuilding, and nation-building.”
“Africa needs more peacebuilders! We need more solution-builders! We need leaders who can see beyond borders,” the statement added.
Dr. Richard described the appointment as a major milestone.
“IGPCM is an outstanding institution, reputed for its commitment and good works. I am proud to be part of this great initiative,” he said. “I am encouraged and inspired by this appointment to work even harder for the good of humanity. I am truly grateful to God for this achievement and I hope to serve diligently and with integrity.”
A reputed and revered Prophet of God, Dr. Richard is the founder of Temple Courts – House of Prayer for All Nations.
His prophecies have withstood the test of time and positively impacted countless lives globally.
He also serves as Chief Executive Officer of GIA TV Gospel and God is Able TV.
He is further Deputy Vice Chancellor of Potami International University for the Sahel Africa and Biafra Region, and is a legal expert.
In Douala, where Dr. Richard is based, the announcement was met with celebration.
“Dr. Richard is well known in Douala and across the country. His appointment is truly a blessing to Cameroon and to Africa in general. He is the right man in the right position,” said Eric Wakam, a Douala resident.
“We were not surprised by the appointment. The Prophet of God deserves it. His leadership qualities and commitment to service are outstanding. I am confident his contribution will bring meaningful and impactful change to IGPCM,” added Josephine Ebot.
Dr. Richard is expected to travel to East Africa soon to begin executing duties in his new role.
