Olachi Angel Iwehee is a dedicated human rights advocate and law graduate from Nigeria, specializing in humanitarian law, migration, and refugee rights. With a strong legal background and commitment to justice, she strives to amplify marginalized voices and address migration challenges across West Africa.

Currently attending the Nigerian Law School, Olachi holds a Bachelor of Laws (LL.B.) from the University of Calabar, where she graduated with honors. Her legal expertise is strengthened by her experience working with the National Human Rights Commission in Abuja and the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC), where she conducted research on migration laws and international humanitarian law.

As the former head of her university’s human rights club, Olachi led initiatives raising awareness on mental health, gender issues, and human rights, fostering a culture of advocacy among young people. Her dedication extends beyond law, as seen in her volunteer work with organizations like the Lagos Food Bank and the Nigerian Red Cross Society, reinforcing her commitment to humanitarian aid and advocacy.

With expertise in legal analysis, policy development, and social justice initiatives, Olachi is a strong voice in advocating for the rights of refugees and migrants. Her mission is to shape policies that protect displaced individuals and create equitable legal frameworks for migration.