The United Nations Association of Africa (UNAA) has announced the appointment of Amb. Sylvester Okafor as its new President General, marking a significant milestone in the organization’s history. The announcement was made in Abuja, Nigeria, during the celebration of the 64th anniversary of Nigeria’s membership in the United Nations. The event drew notable dignitaries, including the World Peace President, Amb. Per Stafsen, from the Kingdom of Denmark.

In a statement, the Chairman of UNAA’s Board of Directors, Amb. Emmanuel Nkweke, described the appointment as a testament to Amb. Okafor’s unwavering dedication to global peace, development, and humanitarian service. As the founder and CEO of First Foster Care Foundation Incorporated in the United States, Amb. Okafor has shown exemplary leadership and a deep commitment to uplifting vulnerable populations. His wealth of experience in international relations, diplomacy, and social development is expected to significantly advance UNAA’s vision and objectives.

Under Amb. Okafor’s visionary leadership, UNAA is set to expand strategic partnerships, foster collaborative initiatives, and champion Africa’s interests on the global stage. His appointment not only signals a new era for the organization but also brings pride to Nigeria, highlighting the country’s growing influence in international affairs.