DEVELOPMENT CONFERENCE & GRAND HEROES OF AFRICA MERIT AWARD HOLDING IN LAGOS AT ORIENTAL HOTEL VI LAGOS NIGERIA

Grand Hero of Africa Merit Award and Fellowship of IEMSN, ICPGA, NCMSIA, and Honorary Doctorate Degree Awards recognize outstanding individuals for their remarkable achievements and contributions.

Benefits of Honorary Doctorate Awards:
• Acknowledgment and Instant Fame: Receiving an honorary doctorate is a prestigious recognition of one's extraordinary contributions to society, leading to instant fame.
• Status: Honorary doctorates are awarded by prestigious institutions, enhancing the recipient's value in the eyes of many.
• Morale Booster: Receiving an honorary doctorate boosts the recipient's morale and imparts a sense of greatness.
• Broader Perspective: It can lead to a broader perspective, encouraging the recipient to think more about progression.
• Media Coverage: Recipients often receive media coverage, increasing their visibility.

Honorary Doctorate Award Process:
• Institutions typically nominate individuals for honorary doctorates based on their significant contributions.
• Selection: A selection committee reviews nominations and decides who deserves the award.
• Award Ceremony: The honorary doctorate is usually awarded at a formal ceremony.

Types of Honorary Doctorates:
• Doctor of Arts (D.A.)
• of Education (D.Ed.)
• Doctor of Fine Arts (D.F.A.)
• of Humane Letters or Doctor of Letters (L.H.D. or D.H.L.)
• Doctor of Public Service (D.P.S.)
• Doctor of Science (D.S.) Etc

Using the Title "Doctor":
• can use the title "Dr." before their name, but it's essential to clarify that it's an honorary title.
• degree abbreviation can be used after the recipient's name, with "honoris causa" or "honorary" added to indicate it's not an earned degree

Pricing for Fellow, membership & Award


1. GRAND HERO OF AFRICA MERIT AWARD -- ADVERTISEMENT OR SUPPORT - 700, OOO NAIRA



2. MEMBERSHIP:
   1. INSTITUTE OF ECONOMIC MANAGEMENT AND SCIENCES OF NIGERIA
   1. ASSOCIATE - 200,000 NAIRA
   2. MEMBER - 250,00 NAIRA
   3. FELLOW - 350,000 NAIRA
   4. DOCTORAL FELLOW - 400, 000 NAIRA
   
   
   2. INSTITUTE OF CHARTERED POLITICAL AND GOVERNANCE ADMINISTRATION USA
      1. ASSOCIATE - 250, 000
      2. MEMBER - 300,000 NAIRA
      3. FELLOW - 400, 000 NAIRA
   
   
   3. INSTITUTE OF CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT AND ENGINEERING CONSULTANTS, USA
   1. ASSOCIATE - 250,000
   2. MEMBER - 300, OOO
   3. FELLOW - 400,000
   
   
   4. NATIONAL CHARTERED MANAGEMENT SCIENCE INSTITUTE OF AMERICA, USA
      1. DOCTORATE MANAGEMENT SPECIALIST ELITE CERTIFICATION (DMSE ) - 700,000 NAIRA
   
   
   5. UNIVERSITY OF AMERICA CALIFORNIA AND INTERNATIONAL AMERICAN UNIVERSITY LOS ANGELES
      1. PROFESSOR OF PRACTICE CERTIFICATION - 7000 USD OR ITS EQUIVALENT IN NAIRA
         ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
         BSC , MBA, MSC OR PhD from Recognise and with full Accreditation.
   
   
   
3. HONOURARY DOCTORATE DEGREES
   1. ROYAL AMERICAN UNIVERSITY - 3,000, 000 NAIRA
   2. EUROPEAN AMERICAN UNIVERSITY FRANCE - 3,000, 000
   3. INTERNATIONAL AMERICAN UNIVERSITY LOS ANGELES - 5M
   4. UNIVERSITY OF AMERICA CALIFORNIA - 5M

A Professor of Practice is an experienced professional appointed to a faculty position in a higher education institution, primarily to teach and share their practical expertise with students. Unlike traditional professors, Professors of Practice are hired based on their professional experience and reputation rather than solely on academic credentials.

Key Responsibilities:
• Teaching and Mentoring: Professors of Practice teach courses, mentor students, and provide practical insights into their field of expertise.
• Industry Connection: They often serve as a bridge between academia and industry, bringing real-world experience into the classroom.
• Curriculum Development: Professors of Practice may contribute to curriculum development, ensuring that courses are relevant and aligned with industry needs.

Academic Qualifications:

While there is no one-size-fits-all answer, here are some general guidelines:

• Bachelor's Degree: A bachelor's degree in the relevant field is typically required, although some institutions may consider candidates with significant professional experience.
• Master's Degree: A master's degree can be beneficial for advanced positions or specialized fields.
• Professional Experience: Substantial professional experience, often with a national or international reputation, is essential for a Professor of Practice role.
• Teaching Experience: Some teaching or mentoring experience is often preferred or required.

Rankings and Requirements:
• Assistant Professor of Practice: Typically requires a strong professional background and some teaching experience.
• Associate Professor of Practice: Requires a national reputation, demonstrated teaching effectiveness, and senior-level professional experience.
• Professor of Practice: Requires a national or international reputation, significant teaching experience, and leadership positions in their field


Yes, a holder of a Professor of Practice position can be called a Professor. In academic settings, the title "Professor" is often used to refer to faculty members who hold positions such as Professor of Practice, Adjunct Professor, or Clinical Professor.

Common Usage:
• Formal Settings: In formal settings, such as academic publications, conferences, or official university communications, the full title "Professor of Practice" might be used to clarify the individual's role and expertise.
• Informal Settings: In informal settings, such as in-class introductions or casual conversations, it's common to refer to a Professor of Practice simply as "Professor" followed by their last name.

Context Matters:
• Academic Institutions: In some institutions, the title "Professor" might be reserved for traditional tenure-track faculty members. In others, it might be used more broadly to include Professors of Practice.
• Field-Specific Conventions: Different fields or disciplines might have varying conventions for addressing Professors of Practice.