An International Security Organization “CONACCE CHAPLAIN” has arrived Owerri, Imo State to contribute in the war against crime, and to promote peace across states in Nigeria.
The state Commandant of the organization, Prophet Gerald Agbakwuru, while inaugurating the state chapter of the outfit in Owerri over the week, said recruitment of its officers had already commenced and that their training would start from October 15-26 this year.
Prophet Agbakwuru who is also the founder of House of Prayer Healeth Ministry of God Church, Owerri, with its headquarters in South Africa, and branches in other countries, disclosed that the recruitment and training of men and women of various professions would produce experts in evangelism, anti-drugs, judges of peace, mediators, diplomatic agents, defenders and promoters of Human Rights, for the purpose of promoting peace, equity and international cooperation.
The organization, he said, was legally established by diplomatic treaties, under the Vienna Convention Treaties, and that it was accredited by the United Nations Organization, and other international organizations
Commandant Agbakwuru made it clear that the outfit is non-governmental, and that it will also engage sharing of love and commitment, in the process of restoring the mental, physical, social and spiritual health of humanity, especially the needy.
The world leader of the outfit, according to him, is Mr Carlos Arroba, Mr Kamdem is its Commandant for Africa, Rev Dr. Kalu Anya is the Nigerian Commandant, while Bishop Innocent Erimujor of Healing the Nation Ministry, Owerri serves as her Patron.
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