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Prof Chris NwanneThe CFM, Chapl Gen Amb Dr Bishop Chris Nwanne has been elected into the Faculty of Chaplaincy Studies of United College of Brazil as a PROFESSOR OF CHAPLAINCY Studies.
By this investiture, Chapl Gen. Nwanne has the authority of the Brazilian College to be addressed as Professor as a prefix to his name.
The investiture ceremony will be held anytime soon after the COVID Pandemic.
Chapl Nwanne is the Presiding Bishop of Kingdom Pentecostal Ministries Intl. and the President of DICCI Corps worldwide. He is the President of DICCI and currently the international Director, online Studies of Divine Institute of Chaplaincy Corps International, which offers diploma and certificate courses, Bachelor, Masters and Doctoral programs in Chaplaincy studies and related courses in humanities and Peace & Conflict Management.
Bishop Chris Nwanne had been engrossed in developing contents and curriculum for studies and training in Chaplaincy, Peace Keeping, Conflict Management/Alternative Dispute Resolution, and humanitarian studies in line with the requirements of UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and International Conventions and Protocols. He partners with Metropolitan School of Business & : Management (MSBM) UK, Anambra Branch, delivering Professional Chaplaincy Development (PCD) Course and the Special Executive Masters Program (SEMP) – a Chaplaincy program designed to upskill Chaplains on response to Law Enforcement Agencies. Read More

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WORLD INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC GROUP (WIEG) is created to foster a global partnership that would open new boundless business opportunities while preserving our honorable members’ cultural and business ethics. At WIEG we hope to innovate a business policy that helps to build world Economic Efficiency, Economic Equity: Economic Security & Economic Growth. Most importantly, WIEG aimed at correcting market failures, complementing market mechanisms, maintaining social stability, and creating national and international economic environments that would promote sustainable growth on a global scale, leading to sustainable development. Read More