It’s our collective responsibility to stand up against injustice – Adam Belel

Adam Belel, a distinguished figure in the realm of activism and politics, epitomises the values of commitment, loyalty, and dedication towards serving humanity. As a firm believer in justice and fairness, Belel has consistently raised his voice against bad governance and injustice, leaving an indelible impact on society.

Belel’s remarkable qualifications, including his certification as a Peace Ambassador and his role as a prominent Pan-Africanist, demonstrate his unwavering commitment to fostering peace and unity. He has been recognised as an Executive Fellow of the College of Oil and Gas Exploration Technology of Nigeria, Chartered Mediator and a Fellow of both the Security and Forensic Studies of Nigeria and the College of Detectives, Investigation and Legal Studies of Nigeria.

Driven by his passion for creating positive change, Belel has actively engaged with several international organisations. He is a member of Junior Chamber International (J.C.I) and Amnesty International, as well as an esteemed Speaker at the National Youth Assembly of Nigeria (NYAN).

His participation in the World Youth Alliance (WYA), a global movement with over nine million activists fighting against extreme poverty, injustice, and inequality, showcases Belel’s strong commitment towards the pursuit of justice and equality.

Belel said, “I firmly believe that it is our collective responsibility to stand up against injustice and work tirelessly to bring about positive change. Through my engagement with various international conventions and leadership summits, such as the African Emerging Leaders Summits at United State University in Nairobi, Leadership Innovation Workshop in Kigali, and the Foreign Aid and Coercive Practices summit in Kampala, I have gained invaluable insights and connections that have enhanced my ability to advocate for active youth participation in politics and the eradication of hunger and terrorism in Africa.”

Belel’s involvement in the National Youth Council of Nigeria (NYCN) and his role as an Ambassador for Youth for Efficient Leadership Initiative (YELI) further exemplify his dedication to effective leadership and social transformation. Additionally, Belel is a co-founder of the Reset Africa Foundation, which strives to address critical issues plaguing Africa.

Belel’s tremendous dedication to serving the marginalised and physically challenged members of society has earned him multiple prestigious accolades, including the U.N. Eminent Ambassador Award, Commonwealth Ambassador Award, and the Ambassador for Peace recognition bestowed upon him by the Advanced Peace and Reconciliation Centre of Nigeria Abuja (APRCN).