on the role of the Diaspora in national development and consults for a number of public and private sector entities. Working with Peter Tichansky of Business Council for International Understanding (BCIU) and Nigeria Diplomatic Missions, he assisted in international public relations for Nigeria for the democratic Government of President Olusegun Obasanjo. He is a member of the Presidential Strategic Planning Committee on Nigeria Vision 2020. He worked as lead consultant for the African Diaspora Investment Forum in London, originated by NEPAD (New Partnership for Africa's Development), and for the Commonwealth Business Council. A Certified Management Consultant (CMC) Collins is a Fellow Institute of Management Consultants (FIMC). He is also a Fellow Chartered Public Manager (FCPM) of the Chartered Institute of Public Management of Nigeria. Nweke also worked with Ann Pettifor of Advocacy International UK in lobbying for debt cancellation for African countries. In this capacity he facilitated meetings of Africa Parliamentary Committees in the UK, France, Italy, Germany, Japan and USA with African political leaders. He was co-founder with Prince Francis Abutoh (King Franky) of the Global Change for Africa Awards. He is founder and chief executive of Global Village Consult, brand-owners of Nigeria Human Capital, in collaboration with the Chartered Institute of Personnel Management of Nigeria. Following terror attacks in Nigeria by religious extremist group Boko Haram and political tensions as a result of the postponement of Nigeria's general elections Nweke organized a 'Peace March for Nigeria' on 28 February 2015 at Ostend City Hall and marching to the Nelson Mandela Bridge. Before then, in the Council Sitting of 23 January 2015 of Ostend City Council, Nweke had demanded the inclusion of victims of terrorist attack in Baga, Nigeria in the one-minute silence slated to take place for the victims of the Charlie Hebdo attack in Paris. He motivated his request by arguing that African terrorist attack victims should receive equal condemnation as European victims. The minute silence was allowed after the debate In the Summer of 2015, Collins Nweke started featuring on TVC News and in the Winter of 2017 on Turkish International Television TRT World as Global Affairs Analyst and African Affairs Analyst respectively, providing commentaries, analyses and opinions on world affairs and African politics. He has been a foreign affairs commentator on Channels TV Diplomatic Channel since winter 2019. In the Dutch language newspaper De Zeewacht of 16 October 2015, page 29 Collins Nweke was described