Eunice Maravi Bwala is a lawyer and business compliance enthusiast with expertise in corporate-commercial practice, legal advisory, and consultancy. She combines her legal training with a passion for public policy, writing, and education to drive social impact.

Her academic and research work spans climate change, environmental health, and criminal justice reforms, while her advocacy includes a draft bill on Sickle Cell Disease currently at First Reading in Nigeria’s National Assembly. Through social media campaigns and awareness initiatives, she has raised national attention on sickle cell and related health challenges.

At KELIC, Eunice contributes as a teacher and researcher. She facilitates adult literacy classes in English, coordinates outreach to youth corps members, banks, and churches, and supported skills acquisition programs. She is also a writer of poetry and social commentary, using storytelling to challenge societal biases and amplify underrepresented voices.

Eunice embodies curiosity, leadership, and service, qualities she continues to grow through her commitment to law, policy, and community development.