Mr. Nwakwue is also a freelance writer and a Social Commentator on Nigeria, Africa, and World Affairs, and had written extensively on issues of great importance for Nigerians and Africans in general.. He was a guest at We Are The World TV program hosted by Harding University Television Channel 12, Searcy Arkansas in 1985.  Mr. Nwakwue’s many articles include: Christianity Do Not Support Apartheid publish in 1985 by The Bison, Harding University Newspaper; OJ Simpson Case Ended In Acquittal published in 1995 by the Houston Punch; OJ Simpson’s Returned Match Verdict published in 1996 by the Houston Punch; Reason Enough By Now published in 1997 by the Houston Chronicle; Nigeria Image: Views from Abroad published in 2004 by Courier; Ibrahim Babangida is the wrong person to rule Nigeria now publish in 2005 by Nigeria World; Igbos and the challenges of the 21^st Century published in 2005 by Nigeria World; What Africa Needs Is Economic Democracy published in 2005 by USAfrica Online and CLASS magazine; African Leaders Are Our Own Natural Disaster published in 2006 by Chat Africa; A letter to President Obasanjo publish in 2006 by This Day Newspaper

Mr. Nwakwue served as a panelist at U.S. Africa Forum and Town Hall event organized by U. S. Africa, the Newspaper and CLASS magazine in May 2005.  He was one of the organizers of the Houston African Conference in the summer of 2005 that gathered African Professionals in the United State, Canada and Europe for a one day intensive discussions on how to fight corruption, crimes, disease and hunger in the continent of Africa.  Some of Mr. Nwakwue’s commentaries appeared on BBC Africa Have Your Say columns and African Nations Cup.  He served as volunteer to Houston Mayor Lee Brown election campaign in 2000 and reelection 2002.  He served as volunteer to Houston Judge Joan Nwuli Distric one campaign in 2006 election.

Mr. Nwakwue worked part time as an Interpreter for Berlitz Interpretation Services, an agency retained by the United States Department of Justice to provide interpretation for Immigration Judges.  From 1998 to 2002 Mr. Nwakwue interpreted for Judge Yarborough at Export Plaza in Houston, Texas; Judge Vinkle at La Branch in Houston, Texas; Judge Burton at Texas Correction Center in Huntsville, Texas; Judge Martinez at Immigration Detention Center at Los Fresno, Texas.

Mr. Nwakwue graduated from Harding University, Searcy Arkansas 1987 with a Bsc degree in Accounting, and is currently working on his MBA degree at the University of Houston Down Town.
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