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Chris Ekiyor | |
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Born | Chris 17 March 1972 Delta State, Nigeria |
Nationality | Nigerian |
Alma mater | University of Benin. Federal University of Technology Owerri. Delta State University |
Occupation | Dental surgeon |
Spouse | Gloria Ekiyor |
Children | 5 |
Father | Thompson F. Ekiyor |
Chris Ekiyor (born March 17, 1972) is a dental surgeon and the president emeritus of the Ijaw Youth Council. He is the founder of RAHI Medical Outreach.[ citation needed ]
Ekiyor is the founder of RAHI Medical Outreach, senator at Junior Chambers International (JCI) and the convener of the Integration Summit Group, Nigeria.
He was the transition committee chairman, Patani Local Government Area, and also the past commissioner for commerce and industry, Delta State.[ citation needed ] As President of Ijaw youth Council between 2007 and 2010 he changed the face of militancy in the Niger Delta from gun throttling agitations to intellectual discussion bring about the much celebrated amnesty declaration by President Umar Musa Yar adua. As an advocate for nonviolence and broad nationaism he has continued to champion national discuss on national integration via the integration summit group Nigeria.
In 2008, Ekiyor was awarded a nonviolence stage 3 trainer, from the center for Nonviolence, University of Rhode Island, USA. He is also a recipient of the Nigerian Ambassador for Peace Award, BERN Switzerland. Youth Federation for World Peace Award (Geneva); Nonviolence Compliance Award from King-Lituli Transformation Centre, South Africa and Social Recognition Award from the University of East London Alumni Association (2016).[ citation needed ] Chris Ekiyor is know to leave indelible marks in service rendered in any capacity. He is good at multi+tasking and has continue to do humanitarian services in the Niger Delta region
Ekiyor is a member of the governing board of Delta State University Teaching, Hospital, Oghara and secretary, Delta State Government Advocacy Committee against Oil Facility Vandalism. [1] [2]