Chinyere Udeh

Ms. Chinyere Udeh is a first-generation Nigerian who grew up in America. Her passion for humanity and her curiosity about and love for the United States’ justice system, which she developed while growing up in America, drove her into major in and work in the area of criminal Justice.

Ms. Chinyere Udeh was born in Nigeria but raised in the United States of America. Her interest in the justice system of the United States drove her into majoring and working in the field of Criminal Justice. She holds a Master's degree in Homeland Security with a concentration in Criminal Justice from American Military University, as well as a Bachelor's degree (Hons) in Criminal Justice and a Certificate in Forensic Investigation from Coppin State University. She also holds an Associate's degree in Law Enforcement and Correctional Administration from Baltimore City Community College. She joined the Maryland Department of Public Safety and Correctional Service in 2014 and worked in various sections of the organization, rising to the rank of Correctional Officer II, before leaving the service in 2019.

Ms. Udeh is an avid reader and a prolific writer. She is the founder and CEO of All Martha's Writers LLC, an organization that is in the business of publishing, editing, ghostwriting, sales, and marketing of books. She has written extensively on contemporary social issues which she depicts in the form of interesting stories. Some of her works are:

Ms. Chinyere Udeh obtained a Master’s degree in Homeland Security with a concentration in Criminal Justice, from American Military University; a Bachelor’s degree (Hons) in Criminal Justice, and a Certificate in Forensic Investigation, both from Coppin State University; and an Associate’s degree in Law Enforcement and Correctional Administration, from Baltimore City Community College.

Ms. Udeh joined the Department of Public Safety and Correctional Service (DPSCS) in the state of Maryland in January 2014 and worked in different sections of the department, advancing to the rank of Correctional Officer II. She left the department in June 2019 and is currently the clinical case manager at the New Place of Recovery Treatment Center in Maryland, USA.

Creative writing comes naturally to Ms. Udeh, but it was not until after her stint with the Department of Public Safety and Correctional Services that this latent gift came into full expression. Her experience while in service and the discomforting circumstances surrounding her exit from the Department motivated her to pen her first two works: Corruption in the Field of Corrections 1 and 11. They are both autobiographies. Two of her other works: When the Law Goes to Sleep, and Guilty or Not Guilty, were also influenced by her professional background and exposure to work in the American Criminal Justice System.

Ms. Udeh is one of the African Americans who has had extensive exposure to both their African culture and the American way of life.This attribute is reflected in some of her writings, such as The Untold Twins’ Secrets, The Mystery of Stolen Virginity, and her latest work, A Walk for Justice, Series 1

Ms. Udeh belongs to several national and international professional bodies in her area of specialization and fields of interest. Such bodies are:

The American Military University Chapter of the Society for Collegiate Leadership & Achievement.
The American Military University Chapter of Alpha Phi Sigma Honor Society.
The West Virginia lota Chapter of Pi Gamma National Honor Society for the Social Sciences.
The African American Learning, Inclusion, and Guidance Network.
The Society for Defense and Strategic Studies Club.