Popular Nigerian comedian I Go Dye has received a major honour that goes beyond entertainment. The comedian, whose real name is Francis Agoda, has been appointed as a Global Peace and Development Ambassador. This new recognition was given to him by the International Association of World Peace Advocates, also known as IAWPA.
This honour celebrates I Go Dye’s long years of humanitarian work. He is known not just for making people laugh, but also for speaking up for peace and justice. The appointment was officially approved by the Senate and Governing Council of IAWPA.
IAWPA is an organisation that works closely with the United Nations. It has a Special Consultative Status with the UN Economic and Social Council. It is also part of the UN Global Compact. This means that I Go Dye’s new role is very important on the world stage.
As a Global Peace and Development Ambassador, I Go Dye will now work with different ministries of foreign affairs under the UN. He will support peacebuilding projects and promote development in many countries. His work will also help to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals, known as SDGs.
To perform his duties, I Go Dye has been given several official documents. He now has a UN diplomatic passport, an international diplomatic ID, and a UNV Roster Code. He has also been given a diplomatic license plate that shows his status as a global peace ambassador.
Many fans have congratulated him for this new achievement. They say it is a good thing to see someone from entertainment making an impact globally. I Go Dye has always used his platform to call for peace in Nigeria and other African countries. With this new role, he is expected to continue doing even more.
This honour is another milestone in his career. From comedy stages to international diplomacy, I Go Dye continues to prove that true success is about using one’s talent to change lives.
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