The Universal Peace Federation and Youth Federation For World Peace have honoured some Nigerians who have distinguished themselves in the society with what they do.
Because of their impact in the society through their various professions, the bodies have bestowed on Nollywood actress, Halima Abubakar; singers, J-Martins and Sunny Neji; publisher of City People magazine, Seye Kehinde; and Benita Nzeribe as Ambassadors for Peace.
They were unveiled at an event held at Our Place on Toyin Street, Ikeja, Lagos on Sunday evening.
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