as "European voice on African television" Nweke is also contributor and consultant to London's BEN TV programs such as NigerianAffairs, In Diaspora and The Politics Show. He appeared on 1 April 2014 on the BEN TV London program 'You Decide' promoting issues around youth political empowerment in Nigeria and employment. He is an advocate for parents' active involvement in the education of migrant children and delivers lectures on the matter. He contributes to radio and TV talk-shows on the subject. His essays and articles include: A Confused Policy Tool (2012), The Joy and Regrets of Law-making (2010), Analysis of Nigerian Financial Sector Reforms (2006), Nigerian Diaspora Leadership Forum Report (November 2005), The Role of the Diaspora in Bridging Scientific and Digital Divides (2005), and Headquarters and Regional Chapters Operations: Towards Synergy in Nigeria’s Developmental Aspirations (2004). Political career City Advisory board for Ethnic Minorities Collins Nweke fought for the creation of the Ostend City Municipal Advisory Board for Ethnic Minorities in the late 1990s. He went on to be elected the founding chairman of the advisory board but resigned after about a year, frustrated at the lack of opportunity provided by the municipal authority and the civil service for him to carry out his functions. He heightened his agitation as floor member, maintaining that the council was not yet ready for a chairman of ethnic minority background. He called for more transparency, good governance and efficiency in the running of the advisory board. In the October 2004 edition of City Magazine, page 12, "De Grote Klok" Nweke clarified his position on the functioning of the City Advisory board for Ethnic Minorities. The African Ripple Magazine reported that on 4 June 2016, Collins Nweke was honoured with the Award of "Ambassador of Integration and Diversity" and handed a Charter to that effect by Mayor at a ceremony in Hasselt, Belgium. City councillor He participated in the Ostend City Council Election of 2006. He was appointed Green Party Ostend point-man on social policy for the legislative period 2006–2012 and serving as councillor for social affairs, Public Centre for Social Welfare (OCMW) in the last two years of that legislature, becoming the first person born outside Belgium to occupy such political office in the province of West Flanders. Xpats.com, Invited by Wouter De Vriendt Collins Nweke was not a member of any political party at the time, but he was appointed the party