The International Human Rights Protection Service (IHRPS) has confirmed its new leadership in Nigeria, including Amb. Emmanuel, Amb. Eneh Ogbe, Dr. Auwal Mohammed, Esq., and other officials.
The new leadership, which reportedly assumed office in March 2026, was formally confirmed by the organisation’s Special Envoy in Abuja.
Speaking shortly after the confirmation, the Special Envoy to West Africa, Amb. Charles Omini, urged the newly confirmed leaders to discharge their responsibilities with transparency, accountability, dedication, and steadfastness.
Omini Charges New Leaders on Human Rights Protection Amb. Omini called on the new leadership to rise to the expectations of the organisation and remain committed to defending the rights, freedoms, and privileges of Nigerians at all levels.
He reaffirmed his office’s commitment to supporting the new leadership in ensuring that the rights of Nigerians are protected and guaranteed across different spheres of life.
The Special Envoy also expressed optimism about improved human rights protection in the country, assuring Nigerians of the organisation’s continued efforts to promote accountability and safeguard fundamental rights.
IHRPS Plans Election Monitoring Ahead of 2027 Amb. Omini further expressed confidence in the 2027 general elections, stating that the International Human Rights Protection Service Forum had put modalities in place to monitor the electoral process at different levels.
He expressed hope that the monitoring efforts would contribute to a free and fair election, while emphasising the importance of protecting citizens’ rights throughout the electoral process.
Newly Confirmed IHRPS Leadership in Nigeria
The newly confirmed leadership, as provided, includes:
Amb. Emmanuel Innocent now– National President
Princess Eneh Ogbe – Deputy National President
Dr. Auwal Muhammad Esq – National Secretary
Hajia Hadiza Jimeta —National Vice President, Northern Nigeria
Prof. Ayinde Agidi – National Vice President, Southern Nigeria and others .
The organisation is expected to work toward strengthening human rights protection, promoting accountability, and advancing the rights and welfare of Nigerians at all levels
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