About us

Founded in 1992, National Women Association for Social and Education Advancement (NWASEA) was born out of women's frustration of their low status and self esteem.

In the fight against illiteracy, poverty and diseases, women ranked the lowest in sub-Saharan African.

20 women came together and founded NWASEA with the emphasis of over coming gender inequalities in social, economic, political and cultural spheres of life thus emancipation and empowerment in a manner that enables the poor, the neglected and marginalized members of the community to be at the centre of production and target for advocacy and decision making processes.