AWLA was established in Nairobi, Kenya, in 1997 by a group of visionary African women lawyers led by Betty Mould-Iddrisu, a Ghanaian who became its pioneer president. AWLA was birthed in response to the peculiar challenges the African child and…
The African Women Lawyers Association (AWLA), reaffirmed its commitment to ending gender-based violence through active participation in a high-level stakeholders’ meeting held on *6th July, 2026 at the National Assembly, Abuja*. Representing the *AWLA President, Mandy Asagba, Esq.*, the…
To our newly called Solicitors and Advocates of the Supreme Court of Nigeria, On behalf of the African Women Lawyers Association, we celebrate you! Your call to the Nigerian Bar is not just a personal achievement. It is a victory…
CPR TRAINING Hosted by: African Women Lawyers Association, Nigeria Chapter – Enugu State Branch Everyone needs this life-saving skill. Yes, you. To every woman, girl, man, and boy, CPR is not just for doctors or first responders. It’s a must-have…
Happy Birthday dear CR, Today we celebrate you – Awlan Falilat Oluwatoyin Orire: Country Representative & National Coordinator/President AWLA Nigeria Alternate Chair, Electoral Committee AWLA Immediate Past National Treasurer, AWLA Nigeria Past State Coordinator, AWLA Kwara State Branch …
The African Women Lawyers Association proudly celebrates a milestone of excellence and distinction within our ranks. We extend our warmest congratulations to Aisha Ado Abdullahi, Esq. on her qualification as Silk Designate — a prestigious rank that recognizes exceptional advocacy,…
Happy 60th Birthday to an incredible and amazing woman who means so much to me — as a senior colleague I admire, a friend I cherish, and a sister I love deeply. 💐 Your wisdom, grace, and strength continue to…
A Sober Reflection on Nigeria at 65 As Nigeria celebrates its 65th Independence anniversary, we pause to reflect on our journey as a nation. We have come a long way, but we still have a long way to go….
Women can significantly influence democracy in Nigeria by participating in governance, advocating for their rights, and pushing for policies that promote social transformation. Here are some key ways women can shape democracy: Empowering Women in Politics Increased representation: Women demand…
