By Ayo Onikoyi

Clare Ezeakacha, an esteemed social entrepreneur, filmmaker, and the founder of Clare Cares Foundation, has been awarded an honorary doctorate degree in peace and conflict resolution by African American University.

The prestigious ceremony took place on Saturday, August 24, 2024, in Lagos.

Professor Ikechukwu Benjamin Ezeohagwu, Chairman of the Award and Research Committee, commended Ezeakacha for her “ingeniously outstanding contributions in diverse humanitarian projects.” He highlighted her work in filmmaking,child advocacy, radio programs, youth mentorship, and people and events management, recognizing her role in fostering a progressive and socio-economically developed Nigeria.

African American University, a globally recognized institution with its international headquarters in Atlanta, Georgia,USA, bestowed this honorary doctorate upon Ezeakacha in recognition of her exceptional contributions to society.

Expressing her gratitude, Ezeakacha stated, “I am deeply honoured to receive this prestigious award from African American University. It validates my commitment to humanitarian work, child advocacy, and fostering a more peaceful and just society.”

She further emphasized her dedication to continuing her impactful work, stating, “I am more determined than ever to organize mentorship programs and serve as a true ambassador of peace.” This honorary doctorate solidifies Clare Ezeakacha’s reputation as a leading figure in humanitarianism, youth development and social change.Her unwavering commitment to making a positive impact is an inspiration to other youngsters