Response To Disclaimer Issued By Unknown Persons Under The Guise Of Awla Nigeria
The attention of the African Women Lawyers Association (AWLA) Nigeria, under the leadership of Falilat Oluwatoyin Orire as the duly elected Nigeria Country Representative, has been drawn to a recent “Disclaimer” circulating online regarding the African Women Lawyers Association (AWLA) International Inc. International Conference 2025. We wish to categorically state as follows: 1. The said […]
Day of the African Woman 2025
This day is celebrated on July 31st annually The theme this year is : “Rooted in Greatness: Celebrating Women of African Descent” shines a spotlight on the remarkable achievements and contributions of women of African descent globally. This celebration is part of a broader awareness initiative that highlights the impact and greatness of African women […]
NOTICE OF CONSTITUTION OF 2025 AWLA INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE PLANNING COMMITTEE
NOTICE OF CONSTITUTION OF 2025 AWLA INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE PLANNING COMMITTEE Dear esteemed Country Representatives and Council Members and Members, We are pleased to announce the constitution of the AWLA International Conference Planning Committee for 2025. This technical committee is established to oversee the planning and execution of our 2025 international conference. The following distinguished members have […]
AWLA Nigeria Chapter Condemns the Egregious Abuse of 14-year-old ‘Domestic Worker’ and Step Children of the alleged Perpetrator
The African Women Lawyers Association (AWLA) Nigeria Chapter as an organisation is not only outraged but appalled by the recent case involving not only Bashirayya, a 14-year-old girl but also the step children of the alleged perpetrator, the wife of a sitting Sokoto High Court Judge who allegedly subjected these children to the most henious […]
URGENT CALL FOR JUSTICE
The African Women Lawyers Association (AWLA) Nigeria has strongly condemned the horrific abuse of 14-year-old Bashirayya and the stepchildren of a Sokoto High Court Judge’s wife. This case exposes child labor violations, brutal physical abuse, and a culture of impunity—all under the roof of a judicial officer sworn to uphold the law. 📢 AWLA demands: 1️⃣ Immediate, […]
Warmest Eid Mubarak wishes to our amazing AWLA community!
To our dedicated Members, cherished Executive Officers, esteemed Board members, revered Patrons, respected Diamond Life Members, Life Members, valued Partners, Collaborators, Sponsors, Clients, passionate Male Champions and Media AssociatesMay this blessed Eid bring you peace, happiness, boundless blessings and successes. May it be a celebration of love, laughter, and cherished moments with loved ones. May […]
AWLA Nigeria Chapter Sends Best Wishes for Joy, Happiness, Compassion on Eid-el-Adha
Eid-el-Adha commemorates Prophet Ibrahim’s devotion to Allah and the completion of the Hajj pilgrimage rites. This sacred day signifies unity, solidarity, patience, piety, sacrifice. Eid-el-Adha reminds us of the importance of social justice, compassion, and advocacy work. It is a time to honour the spirit of giving and renew our commitment to building a more […]
The ECOWAS Youth Summit 2025
1, At the ECOWAS Youth Summit 2025 Theme: The Role of the Youth in Advancing ECOWAS Vision 2050 On May 29, 2025 R-L Mr Dipo Odebowale, Director Diaspora Commission, Mandy Demechi-Asagba President African Women Lawyers Association (AWLA), His Excellency, Dr. Tasie Njemonu Daniel, the Ambassador to Benin Republic and the Director General of International College […]
A Special Message to Children, Especially African Children
Dear amazing young friends, I want to take a moment to acknowledge your incredible resilience and strength. Despite facing numerous challenges and hardships, you continue to shine brightly, filling the world with your energy, creativity, and laughter. As the hope of the future, it’s essential to remember that you have the power to shape the […]
AWLA Nigeria Chapter Reiterates Child’s ‘Universal and Non-Negotiable’ Rights in Commemoration of Children’s Day 2025
Child rights are human rights. These include the right to: Life, survival and development Protection from violence, abuse or neglect An education that enables children to fulfil their potential Be raised by, or have a relationship with, their parents Express their opinions and be listened to. Today, as we do every day, the African Women […]