Ghanaian Journalist Receives International Award As Peace Ambassador

Ghanaian  journalist  cum comic  actor, Isaac Kofi Dzokpo a.k.a  Hon Ike has been awarded as peace ambassador by the Universal Peace Federation (UPF).

The ardent blogger was also inducted as an executive of the International Media Association for Peace (IMAP).

The award was conferred on him in  Accra at the premises of the Family Federation for World Peace and Unification (FFWPU) Ghana.

Over the years, the Journalist has been working assiduously to help promote and consolidate peace in Ghana.

Kofi Dzokpo has several years of experience in reporting on issues pertaining to health, Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), human interest, environment and politics, security, and others.

Receiving the award, he expressed his profound gratitude to UPF for the honour done him and pledged his readiness to continuously lead the agenda for peace in order to make the world a safer place for all and sundry.

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According to him, as a peace ambassador, he will not renege on his duty of consolidating peace in Ghana but always avail himself to duty.

Kofi Dzokpo also doubles as the Director of Laughter Palace Production has been featured in both local and international movies such as the “Beasts of No Nation,” which had Abraham Attah as the main character, and other international actors and actresses.

He currently works with News Ghana and also as the Managing Editor for CapitalNews Online.

The National Secretary-General of the Universal Peace Federation (UPF) Ghana, Dr. Helen Osei, underscored the need for the media to work towards sustaining peace in Ghana and globally, emphasizing that, there is the need for the media to promote the values of interdependence, mutual prosperity, and universal values.

Universal Peace Federation (UPF), an international and inter-religious network of individuals and organizations, including representatives from religion, government, civil society, and the private sectors dedicated to achieving world peace.

It has a general NGO consultative status with the Economic and Social Council of the United Nations, supporting the work of the United Nations, particularly in the areas of interfaith peace-building, peace education, and the strengthening of marriage and family.

It was founded by Rev. Sun Myeun Moon in 2005, it has a special consultative status with the Economic and Social Council of the UN.