Bishop Evans Ngozi Izuwa is the Founder and Chief Advocate of the Kingdom Government Advocate Mandate (KGAM) and the visionary behind the KGAM School. He is a prophetic leader, Kingdom governance reformer, author, and certified mediator whose life work focuses on restoring divine order, justice, and righteousness in both spiritual and civic systems.
He is also the Founder and General Overseer of World Christian Revival Center International e.V., headquartered in Oberhausen, Germany, with global reach across Europe, Africa, and other nations. His ministry began in 1996 and has grown into a transnational movement impacting churches, communities, prisons, hospitals, and public institutions.
On Thursday, 4 February 2021, Bishop Izuwa received a divine mandate from God to establish the Kingdom Government Advocate Mandate—a global call to raise trained advocates who understand Kingdom governance and are equipped to influence politics, judiciary systems, civil service, traditional leadership, and community structures according to biblical principles.
A certified intercultural mediator, conflict-resolution trainer, and dispute-resolution consultant, Bishop Izuwa brings together biblical revelation, practical governance insight, and professional mediation frameworks. His work in Germany has been academically documented in the Handbuch Interkulturelle Seelsorge (p. 167), affirming his role in intercultural leadership and reconciliation.
About the KGAM School
The Kingdom Government Advocate Mandate School (KGAM School) is a structured training and leadership formation institution established to raise Kingdom-minded advocates, reformers, and leaders who can operate effectively within church, government, and community systems.
The school exists to address the gap between spiritual authority and societal governance, equipping participants to function as agents of righteousness, justice, peace, and order in every sphere of influence.
Mission
To equip, train, and commission Kingdom Government Advocates who enforce divine justice, model righteous leadership, and transform governance systems according to Kingdom principles.
Vision
To see nations governed by leaders who understand God’s order, uphold justice, and serve humanity with integrity, wisdom, and accountability.
Core Curriculum Overview
The KGAM School curriculum is modular, scalable, and adaptable for churches, leadership academies, government training programs, and community institutions.
Focus: Redefining authority, justice, and enforcement from a Kingdom perspective.
Participants learn:
- Biblical foundations of law and justice
- Authority, accountability, and responsibility
- Restorative justice vs. punitive systems
- The role of the advocate in enforcing righteousness
This course forms the theological and legal backbone of the KGAM School.
2. Kingdom Government Advocate Mandate – School Curriculum
Instead of waiting until adulthood, the curriculum begins formation in nursery school, ensuring that transformation begins early—when worldviews and values are still impressionable. It is a vital tool for:
✔ Schools seeking values-based education
✔ Parents desiring intentional child development
✔ Ministries equipping the next generation
✔ Governments designing youth development strategies
✔ Nation-builders committed to long-term societal reformation
Focus: Formation of Kingdom advocates and reformers.
Participants are trained to:
- Understand their mandate as Kingdom representatives
- Engage governance systems without compromising faith
- Apply advocacy, mediation, and prophetic insight responsibly
- Operate with wisdom, humility, and institutional credibility
This curriculum includes teaching, case studies, assessments, and commissioning protocols.
3. Kingdom Governance: Transforming Politics, Judiciary, and Civil Service
Focus: Practical engagement with public institutions.
This module addresses:
- Biblical governance models
- Ethics and integrity in leadership
- Judicial justice and fairness
- Civil service reform and servant leadership
- Faith-based engagement without religious coercion
Designed for politicians, judges, civil servants, advisors, and policy influencers.
Kingdom Governance Principles for Chiefs, Elders, and Community Leaders
Focus: Traditional and grassroots leadership transformation.
Participants learn:
- Kingdom principles for communal authority
- Eldership, counsel, and accountability
- Conflict resolution in communities
- Leadership succession and legacy
This course is especially relevant for traditional rulers, elders, community heads, and local leaders.
Training Methodology
- Biblical teaching and revelation
- Case studies (church, civic, and traditional contexts)
- Mediation and conflict-resolution frameworks
- Practical assignments and leadership simulations
- Mentorship and guided application
- Commissioning and certification (where applicable)
Who the KGAM School Is For
- Church leaders and ministry executives
- Government officials and civil servants
- Judges, lawyers, and mediators
- Traditional rulers, chiefs, and elders
- Community leaders and peacebuilders
- Policy advisors and governance reformers
- Kingdom-minded professionals called to public service
Commissioning & Impact
Graduates of the KGAM School are not only trained but commissioned as Kingdom Government Advocates—men and women who carry spiritual authority, ethical clarity, and practical competence to influence systems and transform societies.
Foundational Declaration
Justice must heal.
Governance must serve.
And Christ must reign.