The Landmark Prophet of the Equator, Professor GeorDavie K. Moses, the Int’l Lord Mayor of Peace, is a distinguished scholar, visionary leader, and respected voice in contemporary intellectual discourse. 

With a career that spans academia, church ministry, and public service, he has built a reputation for blending deep wisdom with practical insight. 

His teachings are known for their clarity, depth, and rare ability to bridge spiritual understanding with real-world relevance. 

A professor by calling and a mentor by nature, Prof. GeorDavie has guided countless disciples and students, leaders and communities toward greater purpose and transformation. 

His many years of experience and works reflect a lifelong commitment to excellence, truth, and the upliftment of humanity whether addressing the complexities of leadership, the pursuit of knowledge, or the spiritual dimensions of life. 

His Lordship Prof. GeorDavie is the author of several books. He writes with conviction, compassion, and an unmistakable authority that inspires readers to think, grow, and lead with integrity. 

He is the founding President, Senior Prophet and Archbishop at GeorDavie Ministries International/Global Concert Church - Ngurumo Ya Upako based in Tanzania, the CEO of 99.3 NYU FM Radio Arusha TZ, and GeorDavie TV. 

Professor GeorDavie K. Moses is a scholar holding multiple Doctorate (PhD) degrees as follows:

Doctorate Degree in Christian Business Administration and Leadership from the International Christian Vision Ministerial and Clergy Council, United States of America, in collaboration with JIAZO University College.

2.  Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in International Relations and Diplomacy from the Global Institute of Peace Education and Research Centre – Sri Lanka.

3. Honorary Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Leadership Skills and Community Development from In His Name Bible College – United States of America.

4. Associate Professor in Christian Business Administration from the International Christian Vision Ministerial and Clergy Council, United States of America, in collaboration with JIAZO University College.

5. Distinguish Professorship in LEADERSHIP AND MANAGEMENT from the SOTERIA THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY