Delta Woman, Dr. Nojare Uvwo Uadiale, Receives United Nations and Georgia Prestigious Awards

By Watchmann

A Nigerian woman and founder of the Adesuwa-Uadiale Foundation, Dr. (Mrs.) Enojare Tina Uvwo Uadiale, received multiple international prestigious awards on September 12th, 2025, in recognition of her outstanding leadership, humanitarian service, and global impact.

Dr. (Mrs.) Enojare Tina Uvwo Uadiale, who is also fondly known as Rev. Noja, is a recipient of both the United Nations Global Leadership Award and the State of Georgia’s Honorary Citizenship. She hails from the Ekrerhavwen Community in the Agbarho Kingdom of Ughelli North Local Government Area and from Ovu Community in the Agbon Kingdom of Ethiope East Local Government Area, both in Delta State, Nigeria.

Making history at the prestigious Georgia State Capitol, Dr. Uvwo Uadiale was celebrated in a grand ceremony attended by top dignitaries, civic leaders, and global representatives. The awards were a testament to her tireless work in humanitarian service, educational empowerment, and community transformation across several continents.

The event was graced by notable personalities including Dr. Jacqueline Mohair, President and Founder of Trinity International University of Ambassadors, and the Honorable Billy Mitchell, a distinguished member of the Georgia House of Representatives.

Dr. Uvwo Uadiale received her awards from Dr. Jacqueline Mohair and Billy Mitchell, who lauded her extraordinary commitment to building legacies of empowerment, service, and global leadership.

One of the highest honors bestowed upon her was the Honorary Georgia Citizenship, conferred by the Secretary of State. This rare recognition places her among a select few global citizens acknowledged for exemplary service and leadership that transcend borders.

She was also awarded the United Nations Global Leadership Award, presented in partnership with Trinity International University of Ambassadors. This award recognized her unwavering dedication to humanitarian causes, especially in the areas of education, leadership, and community development.

Standing at the podium bearing the official seal of the State of Georgia, Dr. Uvwo Uadiale radiated grace, humility, and gratitude. Her acceptance speech reflected the heart of a true servant-leader who acknowledges her success as a shared victory with those who have supported her ministry and mission.

The applause that echoed through the halls of the Capitol was a resounding affirmation of her legacy—one built on faith, resilience, and selfless service. It was evident that Dr. Noja Uadiale’s contributions had deeply inspired both peers and observers alike.

Speaking with heartfelt emotion, Dr. Uadiale described the day as more than a recognition of personal achievement. She called it a “prophetic affirmation of a lifelong commitment to raising champions, building communities, and transforming lives globally.”

She shared that during her birthday month, she was honored across three nations—beginning in Calgary, Canada, followed by Oakland, California, and culminating in the Georgia State Capitol—each recognizing her contributions to humanity, education, and leadership.

Dr. Uvwo Uadiale expressed profound gratitude to God, her husband, Prof. Mike Uadiale, her family, community, and future generations. “I dedicate these awards and recognitions to God Almighty, my loved ones, and every soul I’ve had the honor to serve,” she said.

She described the moment as a divine alignment of heaven and earth, honoring a woman who has committed her life to service beyond self. Her words resonated with everyone present as a call to purposeful living and meaningful impact.

“Indeed, September 12th, 2025, will not be forgotten,” she concluded. “It will be remembered as a day when Georgia’s State Capitol stood still to honor a woman who has chosen to live for something greater than herself— a legacy of faith, service, and transformation.”