Building a Culture of Peace, Forgiveness and Love.
IPFLOA is a non-governmental organisation committed to promoting peace, forgiveness, unity, love and peaceful coexistence among people and communities.
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Peace begins with people.
Initiative for Peace, Forgiveness and Love for One Another (IPFLOA) is a non-governmental organisation established with a vision of promoting peace, forgiveness, unity, love and peaceful coexistence among people and communities around the world.
IPFLOA was founded on 1 January 2026 by Ambassador Kingsley Atoe and co-founded by Engr. Bright Atoe.
The organisation was born out of a deep concern about the growing cases of conflict, hatred, division, intolerance and lack of peaceful coexistence witnessed in different parts of the world, particularly in Nigeria.
IPFLOA Founded
01.01.2026
Lasting peace requires more than ending conflict.
The idea behind IPFLOA grew from the recognition that many conflicts are sustained by the absence of genuine love, understanding and forgiveness among individuals and communities.
The founders believed that lasting peace cannot be achieved by addressing conflict alone. People must also learn to forgive one another, respect their differences, rebuild relationships and develop a genuine love for one another.
Against this background, IPFLOA was established to provide a platform through which individuals, communities and organisations can be encouraged to embrace peace, forgiveness, love and unity as essential values for building a better society.
Peace is not simply the absence of violence.
Love | Forgiveness | Understanding | Tolerance | Respect | Unity
Choose peace over conflict. Forgiveness over revenge. Love over hatred. Unity over division.
IPFLOA believes that peace begins with the individual, forgiveness heals relationships, love brings people together, and unity makes communities stronger. Through its work, the organisation seeks to inspire people to choose peace over conflict, forgiveness over revenge, love over hatred and unity over division.
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Turning shared values into meaningful action.
IPFLOA seeks to contribute to a more peaceful, united and loving world by promoting practical pathways toward peace, reconciliation and understanding.
Promote Peace
Promote peace among individuals, families, communities, nations and peoples around the world.
Encourage Forgiveness
Promote forgiveness and reconciliation as important pathways to healing and lasting peace.
Promote Love & Compassion
Promote love for one another, compassion, kindness and mutual respect.
Strengthen Unity
Encourage unity and peaceful coexistence among people of different backgrounds, cultures, ethnicities and beliefs.
Educate Communities
Educate and sensitise communities about the importance of peace, forgiveness and tolerance.
Reduce Hatred & Violence
Help reduce hatred, violence, discrimination and division through peacebuilding and dialogue.
Resolve Conflict Peacefully
Encourage individuals and communities to resolve conflicts peacefully rather than through violence or retaliation.
Build Bridges
Build bridges between divided communities and encourage cooperation and understanding.
Empower Future Generations
Promote a culture of peace and forgiveness, particularly among young people and future generations.
Support Peace Initiatives
Support initiatives that contribute to a more peaceful, united and loving world.
Turning shared values into meaningful action.
IPFLOA seeks to contribute to a more peaceful, united and loving world by promoting practical pathways toward peace, reconciliation and understanding.
Promoting peace through action, education and dialogue.
To promote peace, forgiveness, love and unity through advocacy, education, community engagement, dialogue and peacebuilding initiatives, beginning in Nigeria and extending to communities and nations around the world.
Nigeria → Communities → Nations → World
Political differences should never become permanent divisions.
IPFLOA seeks to encourage politicians, parties, candidates, supporters and citizens to compete without hatred, disagree without destroying one another, and embrace reconciliation after elections.
The organisation hopes to partner across political divides to promote peace, forgiveness and love for one another before, during and after elections.
The people behind the vision.
Founder
Ambassador Kingsley Atoe
Ambassador Kingsley Atoe is the Founder of the Initiative for Peace, Forgiveness and Love for One Another (IPFLOA), an organisation dedicated to promoting peace, forgiveness, love, unity and harmonious relationships among people.
Born on 2 June 1968 in Edo State, Nigeria, Ambassador Kingsley Atoe is a proud Benin man, married to Catarina Atoe, and the firstborn among five siblings.
He attended Eghosa Grammar School in Benin City and is a graduate of the University of Ibadan.
Before dedicating himself more fully to his humanitarian and spiritual calling, Ambassador Kingsley Atoe worked in Nollywood, Nigeria’s movie industry, where he served as a Production Manager and Producer. He is also a pastor committed to spreading messages of faith, peace, forgiveness, compassion and love.
As the founder of IPFLOA, Ambassador Kingsley Atoe continues to advocate for a world where people choose forgiveness over hatred, peace over conflict and love over division. He is also a member of the United Nation Peace Ambassador Foundation, reflecting his commitment to advancing peace and positive change in societies.
Co-Founder
Engr. Bright Atoe
Co-Founder, Initiative for Peace, Forgiveness and Love for One Another (IPFLOA)
Engr. Bright Atoe is a Nigerian entrepreneur, community leader, and passionate advocate for peace, reconciliation, and positive social change. As Co-Founder of the Initiative for Peace, Forgiveness and Love for One Another (IPFLOA), he is dedicated to fostering peaceful coexistence, meaningful dialogue, forgiveness, and mutual respect across political, ethnic, religious, and communal lines.
Through IPFLOA, Engr. Atoe works to build a culture where differences are resolved through conversation rather than conflict—and where peace, forgiveness, and love for one another guide how individuals, communities, and institutions relate.
A core focus of his work is promoting peaceful political engagement in Nigeria. He believes political competition should never fracture the bonds that unite Nigerians. His advocacy encourages leaders, parties, candidates, supporters, and citizens to compete without hatred, disagree without destruction, and choose reconciliation before, during, and after elections.
Engr. Atoe holds that Nigeria is greater than any political party, ethnic group, religious affiliation, or personal ambition. The nation’s future, he believes, depends on our ability to build bridges across every divide.
As Co-Founder of IPFLOA, his long-term vision is to grow the organisation into a trusted national symbol and leading voice for peace, reconciliation, and peace accords—while expanding its impact to the global community.
Let Peace and Love Guide the Ballot. Let Forgiveness Heal the Divide. Let Love for One Another Build the Nigeria We All Deserve.
Head of Coordinators
Romoke Adeola Amusa
Romoke Adeola Amusa is a Nigerian professional, entrepreneur and humanitarian who serves as the Head of Coordinators of IPFLOA.
Born on 28 November 1981 in Ibadan, Nigeria, Romoke’s life and interests reflect a strong commitment to humanity, compassion, peace and the wellbeing of others.
She completed her secondary education at Urbanday Secondary School, Orita Aperin, Ibadan, before proceeding to Ambrose Alli University, Ekpoma.
Professionally, Romoke has experience in the corporate sector, including employment with Samsung Mobile, Lagos. She later ventured into entrepreneurship and currently works as a Realtor in the real-estate sector.
Beyond her professional pursuits, Romoke is deeply passionate about peace, love, compassion and service to humanity. She is particularly passionate about helping the less privileged and supporting people who are hurting or going through difficult circumstances.
As Head of Coordinators, she plays an important role in supporting IPFLOA’s activities and coordinating efforts aimed at promoting its vision of peace, forgiveness and love for one another.
Head of Coordinators & PRO
Dr. Atoe Daniel (MBBS, FWACP)
Consultant Gastroenterologist and Endoscopist
University of Benin Teaching Hospital (UBTH), Benin City, Nigeria
Dr. Atoe Daniel is a Consultant Gastroenterologist and Endoscopist at the University of Benin Teaching Hospital (UBTH), Benin City, Nigeria. He is a graduate of the University of Benin, where he obtained his Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) degree, and subsequently pursued postgraduate specialist training in Gastroenterology.
He is a Fellow of the West African College of Physicians (FWACP) and has developed specialist expertise in gastroenterology, hepatology, gastrointestinal endoscopy, and the evaluation and management of disorders of the gastrointestinal and hepatobiliary systems.
During his postgraduate training, Dr. Atoe Daniel served as Chief Resident, providing clinical leadership and contributing to the training and supervision of resident doctors and other members of the medical team.
Beyond his clinical practice, he has maintained an active interest in cancer prevention and public health. He is a member of the Cancer Prevention Committee under the National Institute for Cancer Research and Treatment (NICRAT), contributing to initiatives aimed at cancer prevention, early detection, and improved cancer care in Nigeria.
Prior to his current role as a Consultant Gastroenterologist, Dr. Atoe Daniel also served as Head Physician at the Naval Base Medical Facility, NNS Delta, where he was involved in the provision and coordination of medical services.
His professional interests include gastroenterology, hepatology, gastrointestinal endoscopy, and he also finds time to do volunteer work.
Board member
Osaretin Jude Atoe
Osaretin Jude Atoe is a business administrator by profession with a strong educational and professional background. He graduated from Ambrose Alli University, Ekpoma, Nigeria, with a B.Sc. (Hons.) degree. His academic background in business administration has provided him with valuable knowledge and skills in management, leadership, communication, and organizational development.
After moving to Canada, Jude continued to pursue personal and professional growth by furthering his education and obtaining a degree in Canada. He has developed diverse work experience in Canada and has demonstrated a strong commitment to serving others and contributing positively to his community. His professional journey reflects his determination, adaptability, and willingness to continuously learn and develop new skills. Beyond his professional achievements, Jude is a happily married father of two children who values family, integrity, hard work, and community. He is passionate about personal development, helping others, and building a meaningful career in Canada. Through his education, work, family life, and community involvement, Jude continues to strive for excellence and make positive impact wherever he finds himself.