Global Peace Foundation - Nigeria

13/05/2026

On 11th May 2026, GPF Nigeria carried out a community entry visit to Nasarawa Kakuri, Kaduna South LGA, Kaduna State, to promote social cohesion, peaceful coexistence, and stronger community ties. The engagement encouraged dialogue, unity, and a shared commitment to building safer and more harmonious communities. Together, we can sustain peace and strengthen our communities.
We Are "One Family Under God."

12/05/2026

We Are One Family Under God!

04/05/2026

04/05/2026

01/05/2026

Thank you all for that you do. You are the heroes of today and hope of tomorrow. 💪

23/04/2026

Hayin Banki Peace and Reconciliation Committee (PRC), with the strategic support of the Global Peace Foundation Nigeria (GPFN), executed a community service project focused on environmental sanitation and waste management.The project which took place on April 11, 2026 involved people of divergent faith, thereby fostering Interfaith harmony, strengthening social cohesion, and inculcating a culture of cleanliness within the community.

10/04/2026

GPF Nigeria partnered with the Kaninkon Traditional Council to commemorate the 2026 Dung Nikyob Day and the Dunkous Festival Restoration Initiative. The event which held on April 3, 2026 marked a significant cultural milestone for the Kaninkon community and the wider Southern Kaduna region of Kaduna state.
The gathering served as a platform for both cultural celebration and strategic push to revive ancient traditions that have been dormant for over decade. The 2-Day long festival was attended by Rev. John Joseph Hayab, the Country Director, GPF Nigeria, prominent sons and daughters of the chiefdom, other government officials, as well as friends and well-wishers of the chiefsom from far and wide.

05/04/2026

Let love lead, let peace reign. HAPPY EASTER.

25/02/2026

In a bid to address the rising issues of crime and criminality in Ungwan Gwari Community of Kawo, Kaduna North LGA of Kaduna State, GPF Nigeria held a 2-Day Program to curb the menace of drugs and substance abuse which has been identified as a major driver.

The highly impactful convergence tagged "Breaking the Chains" took place on February 23rd & 24th at the Ungwan Gwari Community. The program which featured Youth-led Dialogue and Faith-based engagement on the Dangers of Substance Abuse was attended by Rev. John Joseph Hayab, the Country Director, GPF Nigeria Nigeria, officials of the Nigerian Drug Law Enforcement Agency, Security Agencies, Religious and Community Leaders, as well as men, women and youth within the community.