First Lady of Uganda – Good Role Model of Leadership

First Lady of Uganda, Janet Museveni and Dr. Rivers  

It is an encouraging day for the Republic of Uganda as their current elections had a positive outcome. Because of the outcome of the election, First Lady, Janet Museveni has the opportunity to continue her great model of leadership in Uganda.

Dr. Clyde Rivers said, “The First Lady of Uganda, Janet Museveni, is a great example of leadership. She has consistently helped the people of Uganda in positive ways. She has not only brought helpful awareness campaigns of the dangers of HIV Aids to the continent of Africa, but several other constructive reforms to the continent as well. Congratulations, First Lady Janet Museveni, as you continue to work building the Republic of Uganda.” 

Dr. Rivers Meets With Vice President of Southern Sudan

Dr. Rivers, Dr. Machar Teny, Dr. Kahara

Dr. Clyde Rivers had a meeting with the Vice President, Dr. Riek Machar Teny, of the soon to be newest nation in the world, Southern Sudan.

Dr. Rivers had this to say about his meeting, “It was a great honor and privilege to meet with Dr. Machar Teny, the Vice President of Southern Sudan, he is a great man. It was a very positive meeting as we looked at progressive ways to help this new nation in the areas of business development, education and establishing a culture of honor. The Vice President has fought for his nation and he truly has a heart of compassion for the people of Southern Sudan. I personally thank the Lord Jesus Christ every time He opens opportunity for me to help nations develop. The new nation of Southern Sudan will be a great nation”

Dr. Clyde Rivers Promoted to World Peace Ambassador

The Universal Peace Federation/Inter-Religious and International Federation for World Peace, has chosen to appoint Dr. Clyde Rivers as a World Peace Ambassador. UPF/IIFWP is an NGO with special consultant status with the economic and social counsel for the United Nations.

As a World Peace Ambassador, Dr. Rivers will be a part of the world’s largest and most diverse network of peace leaders. These leaders come from all walks of life representing all races, religions, nationalities, and cultures. Their commitment is to promote reconciliation, overcome barriers and build peace. Some of their duties involve participating in peace initiatives and programs that promote reconciliation and cooperation beyond traditional boundaries of religion, race, ethnicity and nationality. Their ethic of “living for the sake of others” is their guiding principle.

The proposal to the United Nations, by UPF/IIFWP, is a call to be an inter-religious counsel. “The world has great expectations for the United Nations as an organization embodying humanity's aspiration for peace. World peace can be fully accomplished only when the wisdom and efforts of the world's religious leaders, who represent the internal concerns of the mind and conscience, work cooperatively and respectfully with national leaders who have much practical wisdom and worldly experience.”

Dr Rivers said, “ It is amazing to have the ability to work with the many former presidents, prime ministers and top world religious leaders to help bring peace to nations, cities, and communities globally. We understand that it takes spiritual men and women of all faith to solve spiritual problems of the world. It is great to see the UN working with UPF/IIFWP to uncover the heart of issues and work to solve conflict at a spiritual level. I am happy to except this position of World Peace Ambassador so I can work together with other great men and women to help establish peace in the nations of the world.”