Emeka Nwankpa

Emeka Nwankpa

“Correct the Lopsidedness in Your Appointments by Appointing More Igbo Women into Offices” – Bishop Nwankpa

“Correct the Lopsidedness in Your Appointments by Appointing More Igbo Women into Offices” – Bishop Nwankpa

Charges Tinubu, Celebrates Igbo Women on 2025 August Meeting As Igbo women across the South-East conclude the 2025 August Meetings in their various communities, Bishop Prof Emeka Nwankpa, Convener of the South East Mandate for Good Governance (SEMGG), has hailed them for their resilience, unity, and contributions to grassroots development. In a goodwill message, the respected cleric and philanthropist described the August Meeting as a unique forum where women chart the course for community progress, conflict resolution, and social transformation. He noted that their consistent efforts have led to visible improvements in education, health, infrastructure, and youth empowerment across Igboland.…
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Igbo Marginalisation: Bishop Prof. Emeka Nwankpa Writes President Tinubu and National Assembly, Demands Equity and Fairness

Igbo Marginalisation: Bishop Prof. Emeka Nwankpa Writes President Tinubu and National Assembly, Demands Equity and Fairness

Preamble: A Cry for Justice in a Nation at Crossroads Nigeria today stands at a critical threshold. Sixty-four years after independence, the promise of nationhood still appears elusive, particularly for the Igbo of the South East. The dream of “one Nigeria”, a nation built on unity in diversity, on fairness and justice for all its peoples, has been repeatedly punctured by policies and practices that leave the South East excluded, diminished, and alienated. It is against this backdrop that we, the South East Mandate for Good Governance, led by our Convener, Bishop Prof. Emeka Nwankpa - Accord Party governorship candidate…
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2027: Bishop Nwankpa Leads South East Mandate for Good Governance, Convenes Abia Stakeholders’ Meeting

2027: Bishop Nwankpa Leads South East Mandate for Good Governance, Convenes Abia Stakeholders’ Meeting

In a landmark move aimed at promoting regional equity and participatory democracy, Bishop Prof. Emeka Nwankpa, a distinguished clergyman and the Accord Party’s 2023 gubernatorial candidate in Abia State, has been appointed the National Leader of the South East Mandate for Good Governance (SEMGG). The South East Mandate for Good Governance is a non-partisan movement committed to securing fair political representation and developmental opportunities for the South East region in the Nigerian federation. The group is built on the principles of equity, justice, and good governance, and is composed of civic leaders, political stakeholders, clergy, youth leaders, and community influencers.…
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Renowned Cleric, Bishop Nwankpa, Inducted into Institute for Global Peace and Conflict Management

Renowned Cleric, Bishop Nwankpa, Inducted into Institute for Global Peace and Conflict Management

Bishop Dr. Emeka Michael Nwankpa, a renowned cleric and General Overseer of the Chapel of Faith Bible Assembly International, has been inducted into the prestigious College of Doctoral Fellows by the Institute for Global Peace and Conflict Management. This esteemed recognition is a testament to Bishop Nwankpa's tireless efforts and unparalleled contributions to peace and conflict resolution. As a respected leader in his field, Bishop Nwankpa's induction into the Institute's elite cadre is a well-deserved acknowledgment of his dedication to promoting peace and resolving conflicts. His commitment to peace building has been unwavering, and this recognition serves as a challenge…
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Junior Pope: Bishop Nwankpa Expresses Grief, Condolences

Junior Pope: Bishop Nwankpa Expresses Grief, Condolences

The Onitsha zone AGN patron, Bishop Emeka Nwankpa, has expressed shock and grief at the tragic death of John Paul Odonwodo, popularly known as Junior Pope, and the three others who died with him. Reacting to the incident, the cleric, philanthropist and actor described the death of the popular Nollywood star and the others as unfortunate. He regretted that their deaths would have been averted if some measure of precaution was applied. Bishop Nwankpa further expressed his regret at the successive deaths of Nollywood stars in the most recent time and described it as huge losses to the industry. The…
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