IHRC Corporation Headquarters – September 2025

The International Human Rights Commission (IHRC Corporation) proudly presents the Anthem – a musical masterpiece created as a symbol of unity, faith, and dedication of our entire global family. This unique artistic project unites the hearts of IHRC Corporation volunteers, coordinators, commissioners, ambassadors, and board members, carrying a powerful message of solidarity and the unwavering defence of human rights.

“We present this Anthem with pride and dignity, to unite all people who are part of the great IHRC Corporation family. Let every heart beat like a bell in its rhythm, with heads held high and unshaken faith in the protection of human rights.”

International Collaboration of Creators

The IHRC Corporation Anthem was made possible through the talent and cooperation of outstanding contributors from different countries:

• Music (Composition & Score): Christian Nnamdi A., Diplomatic Office, IHRC Corporation Nigeria Facebook
• Lyrics: Prof. h.c. Rafał Marcin Wasik, IHRC Corporation Secretary-General, Peacemaker Official Website | Facebook
• Musical Arrangement & Production: Bogusław Polak, producer at Studio Koliber Facebook Studio Koliber
• Vocal Performance: Michał Steciak, lyrical tenor Official Website | Facebook

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IHRC Corporation extends its deepest gratitude to all contributors whose passion and talent brought this historic project to life. The IHRC Corporation Anthem stands as a timeless symbol of our commitment to building a world based on equality, justice, and peace.

Dawid Szablowski
Editor-in-Chief & Publisher, IHRC News
Head of IHRC Press Department

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IHRC Headquarters – 17-09-2025

The International Human Rights Commission (IHRC) is pleased to announce the appointment of Mr. Fidelis Onakpoma, Head of Media and Strategic Communications IHRC Nigeria, as IHRC Alliance World Speaker, effective immediately.

This recognition reflects Mr. Onakpoma’s unwavering dedication, professional excellence, and significant contributions to advancing the mission and values of the IHRC in Nigeria and across the globe.

As IHRC Alliance World Speaker, Mr. Onakpoma will play a pivotal role in:

• Representation: Serving as a global voice of IHRC at international, regional, and national platforms, conferences, and engagements.
• Advocacy: Promoting human rights, peace, justice, and humanitarian values in alignment with IHRC’s mission and vision.
• Strategic Communication: Enhancing IHRC’s visibility and credibility worldwide through effective messaging and media engagement.
• Partnership Building: Strengthening IHRC’s cooperation with governments, institutions, civil society, and the private sector to foster global collaboration.
• Thought Leadership: Delivering keynote addresses, public lectures, and official statements on behalf of IHRC on pressing global issues.

Prof. h.c. Rafal Marcin Wasik, IHRC Secretary-General, Peacemaker, emphasised that Mr. Onakpoma’s experience and leadership will be a strong foundation for his new responsibilities:

“We are confident that Mr. Onakpoma’s expertise and dedication will significantly contribute to IHRC’s global engagements. His appointment reflects our trust in his ability to represent the Commission with integrity and commitment.”

IHRC extends warm congratulations to Mr. Onakpoma on this well-deserved appointment and looks forward to his continued impact in promoting human rights, peace, and humanitarian values under the banner of IHRC.

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Honouring Nigeria’s Democratic Heroes and the Ongoing Struggle for Good Governance

Abuja, Nigeria – 12 June 2025

Celebrating Democracy: A Tribute to Leadership and Legacy

As Nigerians across the country commemorate June 12 Democracy Day, the International Human Rights Commission (IHRC) in Nigeria has commended President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR, for his unwavering commitment to democratic ideals, social justice, and good governance. President Tinubu is described by IHRC as a “symbol of resilience and continuity” in Nigeria’s democratic journey.

Official Acknowledgement and Historical Reflection

This message was conveyed in an official letter to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, signed by Ambassador (Dr.) Duru Hezekiah, Country Head of IHRC Nigeria.
The letter praised President Tinubu’s role in the pro-democracy struggle of the 1990s and his advocacy for civil liberties during one of Nigeria’s most turbulent eras.

“Today, we remember June 12 not just as a date in our history but as a testament to the Nigerian people’s will to determine their future. President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s sacrifices, dating back to the dark days of military rule, remain etched in the democratic fabric of our nation.”
– Official IHRC Statement

President Tinubu’s Enduring Legacy

President Tinubu—a former Senator and Governor of Lagos State—was a prominent member of the National Democratic Coalition (NADECO), the movement that resisted military rule after the annulment of the 1993 presidential election, widely believed to have been won by Chief M.K.O. Abiola.
IHRC praised Tinubu’s legacy of defending electoral integrity and democratic values, even during periods of exile, at great personal risk.

Recognising Progress and Charting the Future

IHRC further acknowledged President Tinubu’s strides in governance since taking office in May 2023, with a focus on:

• Economic reform
• Youth empowerment
• Institutional accountability

“While the challenges before the nation remain considerable—ranging from insecurity to economic disparity—President Tinubu’s political courage and reform-driven agenda are commendable. As a human rights institution, we urge his administration to continue advancing policies that reflect equity, inclusion, and justice for all Nigerians.”
– IHRC Nigeria

June 12: A Symbol of Democratic Aspirations

June 12, officially Nigeria’s Democracy Day since 2018, commemorates the annulled 1993 election, widely recognised as the freest and fairest in Nigeria’s history.
The day honours the memory of Chief M.K.O. Abiola and all Nigerians who fought for the restoration of democratic rule.

A Call to All Stakeholders

IHRC calls on:

• Government officials
• Civil society groups
• Traditional leaders
• All citizens

to use the occasion of June 12 to recommit to the founding principles of democracy: accountability, freedom, and respect for human rights.

“Let June 12 not only be a day of remembrance, but a day of recommitment. The spirit of that election must live on in how we govern, how we protect human rights, and how we build the Nigeria we all dream of.”
– IHRC Nigeria

Issued by:
Fidelis Onakpoma
Head Media and Strategic Communications IHRC Nigeria

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A Call for Long-term Solutions to Climate-Induced Disasters in Nigeria

Abuja, Nigeria – 28 May 2025

Condolences in the Wake of Unprecedented Tragedy

The International Human Rights Commission IHRC Corporation in Nigeria expresses its heartfelt condolences to the Government and people of Niger State—especially the residents of Mokwa Local Government Area—following the devastating flood disaster that has claimed lives, displaced families, and destroyed property. The Mokwa flood has been described as one of the deadliest in recent Nigerian history.

Human and Structural Losses: The Scale of the Disaster

Triggered by torrential rains and the collapse of a nearby dam, the flood resulted in at least 151 confirmed deaths and left over 3,000 people displaced.
Critical infrastructure—including roads and bridges—was also destroyed, significantly hampering rescue and recovery operations.

Solidarity and a Call for Action

In an official statement, H.E. Ambassador Dr. Duru Hezekiah, Head of Diplomatic Mission, IHRC Nigeria, reflected on the catastrophe:

“We are deeply saddened by the loss of lives and the untold hardship inflicted upon the affected communities. IHRC Nigeria stands in solidarity with the victims and offers our thoughts and prayers during this challenging time.”

Addressing Root Causes and Building Resilience

Dr. Duru highlighted multiple factors contributing to the disaster, including:

• Climate change-induced extreme weather events
• Inadequate infrastructure
• Insufficient early warning systems

He urged the Nigerian government to invest in climate resilience, enhance flood management systems, and implement long-term strategies to safeguard vulnerable communities.

Commendation for Rescue and Relief Efforts

IHRC Nigeria commends the unwavering dedication of the Niger State Emergency Management Agency (NSEMA), first responders, and community volunteers who have worked tirelessly to deliver relief and rescue services.

The swift response of the federal government, through activation of the National Emergency Response Centre and deployment of relief materials and shelters by the National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA), is also highly appreciated.

Recommendations for Sustainable Solutions

IHRC Nigeria calls for collaborative action among state and federal authorities, government agencies, civil society organisations, and international partners to:

• Address the root causes of such disasters
• Provide urgent humanitarian assistance, including food, shelter, medical care, and clean water
• Ensure timely support reaches all victims

This tragic event is a stark reminder of the urgent need for long-term, preventive action.
IHRC Nigeria urges the Federal Ministry of Environment, NEMA, and state governments to prioritise sustainable flood management strategies, such as:

• Improved drainage systems
• Early warning mechanisms
• Climate adaptation programmes
• Stricter regulation of activities compromising waterways

Appeal for Community Education and Disaster Preparedness

IHRC further calls for greater investment in environmental education and community-level disaster preparedness to reduce future risks and enhance resilience.

Commitment to Human Rights and Dignity

IHRC Nigeria remains steadfast in its commitment to supporting initiatives that protect the rights and dignity of all Nigerians, particularly in times of crisis.

Issued by:
Fidelis Onakpoma
Head Media and Strategic Communications IHRC Nigeria

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Expanding Access to Healthcare Through Strategic International Collaboration

Minna, Niger State, Nigeria – 2 June 2025

Humanitarian Partnership for Better Health Outcomes

In a landmark effort to advance the right to health for all, the International Human Rights Commission IHRC Corporation in Nigeria, in strategic partnership with Max Healthcare, Alsadal Services Pvt. Ltd. (India), and the Niger State Ministry of Secondary and Tertiary Health, successfully conducted a free medical outreach at the Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida Specialist Hospital in Minna, Niger State.

Impact in Numbers: Reaching the Underserved

On 2 June 2025, the outreach team provided free consultations and medications to more than 500 patients.
This initiative directly addressed urgent health needs within the community, illustrating the transformative power of international humanitarian cooperation in closing healthcare gaps in underserved regions.

Volunteers: The Backbone of Humanitarian Success

A dedicated IHRC volunteer team from Abuja, led by the Abuja Coordinator, played a pivotal role in ensuring the success of this outreach.
Despite comprising only five members, the team’s unwavering professionalism and commitment set a new benchmark for IHRC’s operational presence in Niger State.

“This outreach is a testament to what can be achieved when organizations unite with a shared vision for public welfare. Through this partnership, we’ve not only delivered care but also hope.”
– Attending IHRC Coordinator

Leadership and Gratitude

The IHRC Nigeria, under the dynamic leadership of H.E. Ambassador Dr. Duru Hezekiah, expresses its deepest appreciation to the Special Advisor on Intergovernmental Affairs for Africa, H.E. Ambassador Dr. Shehu Ma’aji Malami, as well as the National Coordinator, Comrade Elijah Vitus Echendu, for their steadfast guidance.
Special recognition is also extended to the IHRC Diplomatic Office for its ongoing support in making such impactful initiatives possible.

Upholding the Right to Health: The Mission Continues

As IHRC expands its humanitarian footprint across Nigeria, programmes such as this reaffirm its core mission:

• Promoting and protecting human rights
• Ensuring access to healthcare as a fundamental right
• Strengthening service, advocacy, and international collaboration

Issued by:
Fidelis Onakpoma
Head Media and Strategic Communications IHRC Nigeria

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LAGOS, NIGERIA — The African Union, in collaboration with the Global Excellence Summit Committee, proudly honored the Ambassador-at-Large and Head of Diplomatic Mission of the International Human Rights Commission-IHRC Corporation in Nigeria, H.E. Ambassador Dr. Duru Hezekiah, with the prestigious Agenda 2063 Women’s Impact Award on “Global Excellence in Diplomacy and Leadership: Africa’s Path to Prosperity”, during the Global Excellence Summit held on 24th May 2025 at the Oriental Hotel, Lagos State.

This distinguished recognition celebrates Dr. Hezekiah’s exceptional leadership, unwavering dedication, and transformative impact in advancing the goals of Agenda 2063, particularly as they pertain to women’s empowerment, education, innovation, and inclusive development across Africa.

A respected diplomat, humanitarian, and development advocate, Dr. Duru has long championed initiatives aimed at creating equitable opportunities for women and girls, fostering sustainable community development, and shaping policy dialogue across the continent. His commitment to building an Africa driven by its people, especially women and youth, aligns perfectly with the African Union’s vision of an integrated, prosperous, and peaceful continent.

Presenting the award, representatives of the African Union commended Dr. Duru for his visionary approach to empowering future generations through education, capacity building, and socio-economic development programs. They emphasized the significance of his contributions in advancing the implementation of Agenda 2063 Aspiration 6, which envisions “an Africa whose development is people-driven, relying on the potential offered by African people, especially its women and youth, and caring for children.”

In his acceptance speech, Dr. Duru Hezekiah expressed deep gratitude to the African Union and the Summit Committee, stating:

“This award is not just a personal honor; it is a reaffirmation of our collective responsibility to uplift, empower, and invest in women across the continent. Africa’s future lies in the strength and vision of its women, and I remain committed to advancing that cause at every level.”

He reiterated the role of IHRC in the Nigerian Policy on Business and Human Rights, which constitutes a vital component of a broader global initiative aimed at ensuring that businesses consistently adhere to international human rights standards throughout their operations and supply chains.

This policy is directly aligned with prominent international frameworks, notably the United Nations Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights (UNGPs), which clearly delineate the obligations of states and enterprises in preventing human rights abuses.

He assured IHRC’s continued efforts and steadfast commitment in Nigeria and across Africa to holding businesses accountable for their human rights responsibilities, actively advocating for enhanced human rights protections within the corporate sector.

“Additionally, as Ambassador-at-Large and Head of Diplomatic Mission IHRC Nigeria, I do not claim sole credit for these accomplishments. I am indebted to all those who have contributed to it, and most especially Prof. h.c. Rafał Marcin Wasik, Secretary-General and Global Chairman of the International Human Rights Commission, for the encouragement and platform reposed on me; his vast contributions to the improvement of people’s lives and maintaining peace in the world have left an indelible mark on society”.

The Global Excellence Summit 2025 brought together influential leaders, policymakers, entrepreneurs, and change-makers from across Africa and beyond, under the theme: “Leadership, Legacy, and the Future of Africa.” Dr. Duru’s award stood out as one of the summit’s highlights, symbolizing his critical leadership role in Africa’s development agenda.

Signed:

Fidelis Onakpoma
Head Media and Strategic Communications IHRC Nigeria

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The International Human Rights Commission-IHRC Corporation in Nigeria has called on Nigerians, particularly the good people of Rivers State to prioritize peaceful resolution within the six-month window of the state of emergency over political rivalries.

In an official statement released on Thursday, 20 March 2025, His Excellency Ambassador Dr. Duru Hezekiah, Ambassador-at-Large and Head of Diplomatic Mission of IHRC in Nigeria, expressed deep regret over the intensified political crisis among contending parties in Rivers State, resulting in the suspension of elected officials, including Governor Siminalayi Fubara, his deputy, and members of the state House of Assembly, by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu.

While emphasizing the Organization’s commitment to democratic governance, which posits that community development is contingent upon peace and stability, IHRC commended the strategic decision aimed at preventing further instability.

He noted that peace enables governments to prioritize education, healthcare, and social welfare programs that benefit citizens, pointing out that such progress was already under threat and emphasizing that Rivers State’s development ought to be prioritized over political competition.

According to him, peace is essential for economic growth, development, and stability, particularly in the context of political rivalries. It promotes economic benefits, political stability, social benefits, and environmental benefits, ultimately leading to a more prosperous and secure world.

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu had, on 18 March, declared a State of Emergency in Rivers State as a vital step to restore stability following a protracted political crisis that paralyzed governance in the state and threatened national economic security for over 15 months, and appointed Vice Admiral Ibokete Ibas (Rtd) as Sole Administrator.

The President further disclosed that the near-total collapse of governance, threats to federal economic assets, and the risk of widespread violence left no room for hesitation. Hence, the emergency measure is a lifeline to safeguard livelihoods, secure critical infrastructure, and restore democratic accountability.

Adding, “The crisis in Rivers State was at a perilous tipping point, threatening the security of vital oil and gas installations and undermining the national economy and the significant progress we have made in the reforms initiated since our administration commenced in May 2023”.

The President affirmed that the six-month emergency would empower the newly-appointed Sole Administrator to stabilize Rivers State, address systemic breakdowns, and facilitate dialogue among conflicting parties.

President Tinubu also reaffirmed his administration’s commitment to deepening collaboration with the National Assembly to advance peace, economic resilience, and equitable development across Nigeria.

Responding to concerns expressed by meaningful Nigerians, Dr. Duru Hezekiah observed that the concerns raised by various Nigerians regarding the SOE Proclamation demonstrate exemplary patriotism, highlighting the achievements possible when leaders are united by a sense of purpose and patriotism.

He urged the Sole Administrator of Rivers State to prioritize initiatives that foster peace, security, and human rights, ultimately enhancing human development outcomes and enabling individuals and communities to live free from fear of violence or conflict.

In his closing comments, Dr. Duru reiterated that the Nigerian constitution should be revered above individual decisions, and in the interest of peace, advised aggrieved parties to seek redress through the courts, the beacon of hope for the common man, requesting President Tinubu to harness his leadership wisdom to restore peace to the state.

Reported:
Fidelis Onakpoma
Head Media and Strategic Communications IHRC Nigeria

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As stated on February 6, 2025, in Abuja by the Commission’s Ambassador-at-Large and Head of Diplomatic Mission in Nigeria, H.E. Ambassador Dr. Duru Hezekiah, addressing female genital mutilation necessitates a comprehensive and multifaceted approach to educating communities, leaders, and individuals regarding the harm caused by FGM, its consequences, and the importance of abandoning the practice.

He said the theme for this year’s International Day, “Stepping Up the Pace: Strengthening Alliances and Building Movements to End FGM,” emphasised the need for collective action and urgency to eliminate this practice by 2030.

Dr. Duru further emphasised that female genital mutilation is a brutal practice that has been perpetuated for centuries, leaving millions of girls and women worldwide with physical and emotional scars, stressing that such a heinous act of violence against women and girls is a gross human rights violation that must be eradicated.

It is argued that FGM is practiced in over 30 countries, primarily in Africa, the Middle East, and Asia, and according to the World Health Organisation (WHO), over 200 million girls and women have undergone FGM worldwide.

He decried that girls and women who undergo FGM are at risk of chronic pain, infection, infertility, and complications during childbirth, and also at risk of developing mental health problems, such as anxiety and depression.

Emphasising that FGM is perpetuated by a complex interplay of cultural, social, and economic factors, making it a rite of passage and a way to prepare girls for marriage and womanhood in many African communities.

To curtail this detrimental practice, he urged stakeholders to enact and enforce laws that prohibit FGM and develop policies that support the prevention and protection of girls and women from FGM.

He maintained that civil society organisations should provide support to victims and survivors of FGM, as well as media outlets such as journalists, broadcasters, and social media influencers who can help raise awareness and promote positive messages about ending FGM to change cultural and social norms.

The Ambassador-at-Large reaffirmed that the International Human Rights Commission (IHRC) is committed to supporting actions to end FGM and promoting the rights and dignity of girls and women worldwide.

“By working together and taking a comprehensive approach, we can end FGM and promote the health, well-being, and human rights of girls and women around the world,” he noted.

Reported:
Fidelis Onakpoma
Head Media and Strategic Communications IHRC Nigeria

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Protocols
Thank you, your Excellency Ambassador Dr. Duru Hezekiah, for creating this important symposium and for this invitation.

I am ever grateful for the cooperation of the Nigerian Government, Members of the Diplomatic Mission, and other Stakeholders whose interest and influence on peacebuilding stretches throughout the world.

Significantly, we meet in Africa – a continent blessed with vast diversity and rich cultural traditions of religious tolerance and inclusion, particularly at this symposium on International Humanitarian Law and Armed Conflicts: African Perspective.

Interestingly, Prof. h.c. Rafal Marcin Wasik doesn’t sit only as the Secretary-General of the International Human Rights Commission but also as a Philanthropist, and an International Expert in the field of Human Rights and Organization Management.

Under his visionary leadership, IHRC is committed to the vision and dedication to protecting the human rights of people around the world and promoting a culture of peace among nations. Working to strengthen and support all nations’ capacity to engage in sustainable development through educational access, relief programs, ecological and bioethical reflections and actions, while taking into consideration the traditional, social, and cultural values of each nation.

As well as promoting gender equality, health, economic development, and awareness regarding the rights of women, children, and youth in developing nations and wherever needed.

They are guaranteed to everyone without distinction of any kind, such as race, color, sex, language, religion, political or other opinion, national or social origin, property, birth, or other status. Human rights are essential to the full development of individuals and communities.

Prof. h.c. Rafal Marcin Wasik is a person who has dedicated his life to serving Humanity. A man with the courage and vision to wake up every morning with the passion to serve humanity with improvements in people’s lives and peace around the world.

Sir Rafal, strongly believes that “what we do today, we do for generations”, while focusing on resolving international conflicts and humanitarian crises are his priorities.

As an International Expert from the International Agency of the Public Security Geneva, Prof. h.c. Rafal Marcin Wasik has vast experience working as a recognized international observer in the conflict zone in Ukraine, and organizer of various international humanitarian and diplomatic meetings and conferences around the world.

His first visit to Nigeria envisages the IHRC Europe-Africa Cooperation, which is the premise for engendering Nigeria’s Economic Development and consolidating President Bola Tinubu’s Renewed Hope Agenda.

Beyond the different high-level meetings that steer the relations, the IHRC must engage in dialogues with various partners to advance mutually agreed priorities aimed at maintaining constructive relations between states.

To this end, IHRC will join forces with the Nigerian Government and other African Leaders to facilitate a continental approach towards peace and security, democracy, human rights, development, and sustainable economic growth in Africa, where the human rights of people will be fully protected.

The IHRC Head of Diplomatic Mission in Nigeria, H.E. Ambassador Dr. Duru Hezekiah will however, maintain the established communications with the Government in achieving the expected outcome between the International Human Rights Commission IHRC and the Federal Republic of Nigeria.

God bless the Federal Republic of Nigeria!!!

Prof. h.c. Rafal Marcin Wasik
IHRC Secretary-General.

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September 23, 2023
As they have many common objectives, the State of the African Diaspora (SOAD) and the Transnational Intergovernmental Foundation-International Human Rights Commission-IHRC, have this day signed a treaty to support human rights in the world.

In a recent development, Dr. Louis-Georges Tin, Prime Minister of SOAD, and Prof. h.c. Rafal Marcin Wasik IHRC Secretary-General met a few days ago in Szidonia Castle, and after a few discussions, they quickly saw that they had similar views and activities. That is why they decided to share their skills and resources.

The Parties (SOAD and IHRC ) intend to find the possible ways to develop cooperation on humanitarian policies and to exchange ideas, experiences, and contacts on issues of common interest to the Parties through the Treaty.

For example, SOAD and IHRC will observe elections together whenever it is relevant; the two parties will work to support the African migrants in North Africa; and they will consider sharing diplomatic missions wherever it is strategic for them.

In his remarks, Prime Minister Dr. Louis, expressed his gratitude saying, “I am very glad to have this opportunity to work with IHRC. I appreciate the vision, energy, and expertise of the organization. We will certainly do a good job together.”

Similarly, Prof. h.c. Rafal Marcin Wasik while conveying his gratitude, said, “This jointly signed Treaty with the SOAD State and thanks to the broad vision of the Prime Minister, we will go together to observe democratic processes in Africa in a non-political way. Shaking hands together I would like to thank the Prime Minister that together we will try to stimulate the Agro Sector to create jobs in Africa by programming animal, vegetable, and fruit production”.

“We will jointly encourage large European concerns to contract the Agro sector in the territory of African countries, thus preventing the economic migration of African citizens looking for work in European countries. I believe that what we do today, we do for generations”, Prof Rafal Marcin added.

Issued:
Fidelis Onakpoma
IHRC Editor-in-Chief.
September 23, 2023.

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