NWAG Celebrates A Milestone!

NWAG reached another milestone in its record of service to humanity! On November 30, 2007 NWAG celebrated its fifth year of empowering women through education at the Scholarship Award ceremony in Abuja, Nigeria. Present at the ceremony were the Minister of Education, Hajiya Buku, Former Minister of Women Affairs and recipient of NWAG 2007 Woman of Valor Award ..... Full Article

NWAG FRIENDS OF NIGERIA

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NWAG 2008 Friend of Nigeria Dr. Gloria Johnson-Rodgers, is a family practice physician, humanitarian, and author who began life in a shotgun house in a small town called Shaw, Mississippi

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2008 Scholarship

The Nigerian Women Association of Georgia, Inc. U S A Is calling for applications for a one time scholarship award to female students in Nigerian...
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THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU
The members of the Nigerian Women Association of Georgia (NWAG) would like to extend our sincere thanks to our sponsors, supporters, family, friends and all our guests who went out of their  way to make our 2008 Awards Banquet such a tremendous success. NWAG is truly blessed to have people like you who believe in our vision. Because you believe, hundreds of lives will be touched.
TOGETHER WE ACHIEVE!

Nigerian Women Association of Georgia

The Nigerian Women Association of Georgia (NWAG) founded in April 2000, is a non-profit organization based in Atlanta Georgia.

Mission Statement

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.

Our Goals and Objectives
  • To bring all Nigerian Women in Georgia under one National Association.
  • To create opportunities for networking and information sharing in helping our community.
  • To promote and integrate our rich and diversified culture among our Youth.
  • To create a positive awareness of our National heritage within Georgia and the USA.
  • To work in collaboration with women groups in Georgia and the USA.

NWAG Core Beliefs

We believe in...

  • The Empowerment of Women, Youth and Children
  • Selfless Service, Strong Commitment and Teamwork
  • Mutual Respect, Integrity, and Excellence in our Pursuits
  • Honest and Open Communication
  • That Trusting Environment Strengthens and Encourages Its Members
  • Promoting Nigerian Culture
 

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Sponsored by NWAG

The Susana Home in Abia State is one of seven orphanges that NWAG supports.

Scholarship Awards RecipientsNWAG has awarded 170 scholarships to female students in Nigeria and 15 scholarships to Nigerian students in the Atlanta area.