Nneka Achapu is a dynamic and passionate public and political affairs strategist, who has made it her mission to be a voice for the African Diaspora. As the founder of the African Public Affairs Committee (AfriPAC), she is a tireless advocate for the inclusion and empowerment of the African Diaspora in the United States through civic engagement and political participation.
Nneka’s work is at the intersection of immigrant rights, civic engagement, and U.S.-Africa relations, where she has led campaigns and initiatives that promote democracy, voting rights, and foreign affairs. She is deeply passionate about Africa’s development and works to push a positive narrative of the continent’s immense opportunities. Her expertise in national security and diplomacy, coupled with her extensive experience as a non-profit leader, makes her a sought-after speaker and advisor on African Diaspora affairs.
With three bachelor’s degrees in Political Science, Spanish and Language Literature, Italian, and minors in Arabic and Global Business Studies, Nneka has a deep understanding of diverse cultures, languages, and the global economy. She is fluent in Italian, Spanish, and proficient in Arabic, Hindi, and several other languages, which enables her to connect with different communities and bridge cultural gaps.
Nneka’s advocacy work and leadership have earned her recognition from various organizations, and she has been quoted in top-tier news outlets such as Quartz Africa and ABCNews. She appears frequently in national and international media, including interviews with CCTV, Univision, and other outlets.
As a leader in public relations, Nneka continues to offer strategic advice to clients on U.S.-Africa policy, immigration, energy, and politics. She leads initiatives in the Global Energy Insights division, aimed at increasing bilateral trade and investment between the United States and Africa, providing seminars, educational workshops, and networking opportunities for entrepreneurs interested in doing business in Africa.
Nneka is not only a leader but also a dedicated community servant who volunteers her time with the African Community and various international communities throughout the United States. She is a connector, a strategic thinker, and a passionate advocate for Africa’s development, working tirelessly to ensure that the African Diaspora’s voices are heard and empowered.