The Director-General and Founder of LACH Foundation, Apostle (Barr.) Luke Chibueze Adonwe, has been officially inducted as an Associate and Chartered Member of the Institute of Chartered Mediators and Conciliators (ICMC), Nigeria, a recognition that reinforces his commitment to promoting peace, justice, and reconciliation across communities.
Addressing journalists in Abakaliki shortly after the induction ceremony, Apostle Adonwe described the achievement as “a divine endorsement of our mission to heal conflicts with truth, love, and fairness.”
“No conflict is too complex to resolve when guided by integrity and empathy,” he said.
“With this professional certification, LACH Foundation is now fully equipped to mediate, arbitrate, and conciliate disputes helping individuals, families, organizations, and communities achieve peaceful and equitable outcomes," he further stated.
The induction, he explained, enhances the foundation’s capacity to deliver structured conflict resolution services, foster dialogue, and promote restorative justice in both private and public sectors.
Adonwe also expressed profound gratitude to the Governing Council of ICMC, as well as LACH Foundation’s partners, supporters, and volunteers, whose unwavering faith and collaboration have been instrumental in advancing the organization’s objectives.
“We are committed to ensuring that every mediation or conciliation process results in a win-win solution,” he added.
“Our goal is always a handshake of understanding and peace of mind for all parties involved," he stressed.
The Institute of Chartered Mediators and Conciliators (ICMC) is Nigeria’s premier professional body for alternative dispute resolution practitioners, dedicated to fostering ethical, effective, and sustainable conflict resolution across sectors.
With Adonwe’s induction, LACH Foundation has solidified its role as a credible platform for peacebuilding, mediation, and community development, offering professional expertise to resolve disputes and build a more just and harmonious society.
