Ambassador Hussaini Coomassie has been appointed as the Global Vice Chairman (Africa) and Country Representative in Nigeria for the International Commission for Peace and Good Governance (ICPGG), United Nations global compact, marking a significant elevation in his international leadership career.
The appointment was announced by the Commission’s global headquarters in Canada through an official Certificate of Appointment jointly signed by the Global Chairman, H.E. Ambassador N. Chris, and the Chairman of the Supreme Council, Mrs. K. Slack.
Speaking after receiving the appointment, Ambassador Coomassie reaffirmed his commitment to the responsibilities of his new office.
“I pledge my allegiance to the Constitution of the International Commission for Peace and Good Governance and to the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, while respecting the constitutions of other African countries in the discharge of my duties.”
Responding to questions about his current position as Head of Mission of the International Peace Commission, Coomassie disclosed that he would step down from the role to focus fully on his expanded continental assignment.
“I will resign from my current position as Head of Mission of the International Peace Commission to enable me concentrate on the bigger task ahead.”
Ambassador Coomassie is widely recognised for his leadership across several local and international organisations, where he has earned a reputation for discipline, integrity, hard work, and effective service delivery. Observers describe his latest appointment as a well-deserved recognition of his contributions to peacebuilding and good governance.
“This appointment is not just an elevation of office; it is a renewed commitment to advancing peace, good governance, and stronger cooperation across Africa.”
The new role places Ambassador Coomassie at the forefront of coordinating the Commission’s peace and governance initiatives across the African continent, while representing its interests in Nigeria.
