About us
The Nigerian Women Association of Georgia is registered as a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. The mission of NWAG is to serve our local community as well as our country Nigeria, through empowerment, cultural enrichment, and education of women, youth and children,
thereby fostering togetherness and excellence in our collective pursuits
Friends and Partners
Every year, the Nigerian Women Association recognizes a Nigerian Woman who through their selfless ...
Every year, the Nigerian Women Association of Georgia recognizes a non Nigerian individual who through their...
What We Do?
We’re on a Mission to Solve
Problems
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Angel Tree
Imagine waking up on Christmas morning as a child and there is total silence, the room is dark and you run as fast as you can to the tree that the Matron..
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Beacon of Hope
In 2003, NWAG launched a bold new campaign we call The Beacon 100 to raise funds to support childrenBeacon of Hope in various orphanages in Nigeria..
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The Morning Star
The Morning Star brings hope and light at the break of dawn. No matter how dark life becomes, the Morning Star opens the doors to the possibilities..
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President Address
Dear Sponsors/Supporters/Friends/Sistas of NWAG,
Welcome to 2024!
We at NWAG would like to thank you for all your love, support and service to Humanity over the years. NWAG is now 24 Years old and still counting.
I'll like to thank God for sustaining and bringing us this far. I'll like to thank our Founder, Mrs. Dayo Keshi for her vision and the 5 women that came together that met with Mrs. Keshi to make this happen in Atlanta, Georgia. The women are: Ms. Shade Aliu, Mrs. Julianna Ajayi, Engr. (Mrs.) Abby Ebodaghe, Mrs. Toyin Olowofoyeku and Ms. Mfon Ufot.
NWAG was founded in April 2000 and is a non-profit 501(c) (3) organization...
Engr. (Mrs.) Abby Ebodaghe (President)
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