FORMER FIRST LADY OF ZAMBIA IS AWARDED THE FIRST iCHANGE NATIONS™ WOMAN OF THE YEAR AWARD

Dr. Vera Tembo and Dr. Clyde Rivers

Zambia, Africa, January 2017: iChange Nations™ bestowed upon the Former First Lady of Zambia, Dr. Vera Tembo Chiluba the first “ICN Woman of the Year Award.”

Dr. Vera Tembo Chiluba received this prestigious award for her outstanding work in the nation of Zambia with women and orphans. She has lived a life of service for her people and is an example of strength to support and aid her nation, even to the present day.

In Lusaka, Zambia with the eyes of the nation watching, Dr. Vera Tembo Chiluba graciously received her honor. It is the desire of iChange Nations™ and Professor Clyde Rivers to continue to present great women, that are making a difference in their countries, to the world.

Professor Rivers said, “It is time for the world to see the strength and greatness of women overcoming and raising above their circumstances to share their contributions around the globe. The world will be a better place as we acknowledge the strength of women to make positive change and help mankind.”

Professor Clyde Rivers is the Founder and President of iChange Nations™. It is the world’s largest building cultures of honor network in the world. iChange Nations™ is a professional institution that builds Statesmen by equipping, mentoring and training highly esteemed individuals who have the desire to change nations throughout the world. The organization is seeking to bring global awareness by strategically helping nations to educate, train and support the Nation Building Process designed to improve the dignity and betterment of human life.

This international platform focuses on establishing effective relationships to help people understand the value of honor. iChange Nations™ and Professor Rivers, Golden Rule Dialogue expert, is also establishing Golden Rule Dialogue globally to aid in better communications that work toward peace and development.

FORMER PRESIDENT OF ZAMBIA RECEIVES HONORARY DOCTORATE FROM LATIN UNIVERSITY OF THEOLOGY, USA

Professor Clyde Rivers and Dr. Kenneth Kaunda

Zambia, Africa - January 2017:  iChange Nations™ International Commissioner for Latin University of Theology, Professor Clyde Rivers, honored the first Republican President of Zambia Africa,  Dr. Kenneth David Kaunda, by presenting him an honorary Doctorate in Societal Human Rights for his work to liberate the people of Africa from colonialism and for uniting his nation. Zambia has over 70 tribes and they are united to this day because of Dr. Kaunda’s efforts. He also served as the Chairman of the African Union and labored for peace on the continent of Africa. He received this honor in his home in Lusaka, Zambia.

Latin University of Theology has been operating for more than a decade and has graduated over 25,000 missionaries and ministers from the United States, Latin America, Europe and Africa. This distance-learning university is based out of Inglewood California. The university provides degrees in Theology, Pastoral Ministry, and Biblical Counseling. Dr. Manuel Tigerino is the Founder and President of Latin University of Theology.

“Latin University of Theology and Dr. Manuel Tigerino have a desire to see great individuals honored for their skills and philosophy,” Professor Rivers shared. “Their labors need to be awarded around the world. The world needs to learn of the great works of these individuals. For this reason, I have been given the honor of representing LUT, to bestow honor upon outstanding individuals. This is truly a privilege.”