Chidula Nwokediuko Family Photo Album Archive
This is Photo Album Archive of Chidula Nwokediuko Family.Complete Biography of Maria Ejekwuenu Okeke of Umudioka Neni
Born (1932 - 2021) in the family of Nwabueze Ezeani (Siblings: Unigwe, Nzelum, Unadike, Ubadivuni, Ubadigha, David Ezeani, Chukwudum) who married Dibugwu in Asiegbu family in Ihuoyi village Akwaeze town.
A sibling, Uzoafia 'F' to Nwabueze Ezeani is married to Adazi enu man in Akwa Nkwo village (descendants: Ayaya, James, Okeke, Etc).
Lived at Chukwudum's Ezeani home before she got married to Njikwali in Umuezuzo kindred Eziaja Village Neni as second wife. Maria Okeke got married 1951 to Njikwali Johnson Okeke at age of 19 years.
Njikwali Johnson Okeke (1901 - 1972) also known as 'Opopo' married Ugonwenyi as first wife from Uzokaife family in Mgbuwa village in Akwaeze town in 1931. Born the following and places they married, Monica Oguadimma (Adazi Enu), Georgina Nnoli (Akwaeze), Patricia Okpala (Umudioka), Augustine Ejidike (Umueze), Benedicta Iloegbunam (Eziaja), Francis Ogochukwu Okeke alias Ifennu ghalu 'm' 1960.
Njikwali deals on gun powder to make ends meet. Late Maria Okeke begot Magret Enuaku/Nonyelum Iloegbunam 1952 (Eziaja), Patrick Nnaelue/Nkene 'm' 1963, Mercy Onyemachi Okeke 1958 (Ezineni), Easther Uchechukwu (Umueze) 1961, Julian died early, Marcel Obumname Okeke 'm' 1965, John died early, Afoma Adajiaku Chiekezie Nwokediuko (Amakwa Eziaja) 1971.
Ejekwuenu Okeke got seriously sick around 1983 this necessitated her to get baptized with appellation 'Maria', completing her names as Maria Ejekwuenu Okeke.
The name Opopo came into existence due to playish lifestyle of Njikwali where he'll shout 'Opopo' and children will respond 'Iyo'. Afoma is the last child of Njikwali.
Ejekwuenu Maria Okeke was a petty trader at Orie Neni. She used to narrate how they (Ejewoke sibling to Job Ikewena Amakwa married to Maduemen Obianozie, now maduemen offspring: Amaechi Maduemen, Chukwukelue Anthony Maduemen, Chinyere Maduemen beaten to death by Husband at Eziaja 1983, Obiagelu Agatha Maduemem 'unmarried' 'F', Enechi Orabianam, Uchenwa Ugochukwu 'm' grand mother to Arinze Ugochukwu 'C,Agent') trek to Nkwo Igboukwu, other markets to sale goods in the past due to lack of mobility in the olden days.
Ejekwuenu is a brainy, jovial and playful woman hailing from Ezeani family Umuojiaku kindred in Umudioka village Neni (same kindred with Anthony Obiagboso Enukeme alias Tonimas and cofounder: Tonimas Group). She's about 1.54m, dark in complexion, round face, open teeth. Ejekwuenu had only younger sibling called Ifeyinwa Maria Ezeani married to Eyisi Family in Eziaja village Neni.
Grand children:
Magret Iloegbunam:
Chinwe 'Late', Nkiru Unoneme (Okofia), Uche Nebolisa (Umueze), Chibueze (Physically Challenged), Nwanneka Iloegbunam (Umudioka) Ebuka, Chiamaka (Imo State).
Patrick Okeke:
Adaeze (Akokwa, Imo state), Lotanna married Woman, Ekene, Onyedika, Uchenna, Tochukwu, Obiamaka.
Mercy Okeke:
Chidiogo, Tochukwu, Ifechukwu
Esther Eyisi Edo:
Nnedi, Chinedu alias Edu Nwa 'Late 2024', Chinonye, Uzochukwu, Ifechukwu, Chimaobi.
Marcel Obumname Okeke/Njikwali:
Ifeoma 'Late 2004', Chidera, Chioma, Chinonye, two others.
Adajiaku Chiekezie Nwokediuko:
Kene Fidelis, Ifenna Reuben, Arinze Vitalis, Chinaza Immaculata, Ezinne Blessing, Mmachukwu Faustina.
Associates:
Paulina Onwuahigwe (Ugomba) of Eziaja, others.
April 13, 2026
Biography of Mrs. Veronica Menwa Nwokediuko
Late Menwa Veronica Nwokediuko
March 07, 2026
Born in 1930 at Neni, she hailed from the Umeh family of Etitinabo village, Neni. She grew up and strove to become successful. She was taken by Ejike Onyenwe’s father as a nanny at Coal Camp; it was there that Mr. Aniekezie discovered her, and they later married.
She was blessed with seven children. She died in 2002 at the age of 72 (subject to verification).
Written by Kene F. C
Complete Biography of Late Reuben Aniekezie Nwokediuko
Late Mr Reuben & Wife
Born in 1918 at Neni, he attended elementary education at Adazi Nnukwu and was widely addressed by his peers as “Dictionary” or “Encyclopedia” due to his high level of academic intelligence. After his elementary education, he started as a teacher at Achina and other schools. Before the beginning of the Second World War in 1939, he was recruited by foreign military recruiters to fight in the Burma War, including his extended brother, Christopher Chukwuyereonu. Christopher was posted as a driver while Aniekezie was posted to the military signal unit.
The Burma Campaign (1941–1945) was a major World War II conflict in South-East Asia where Allied forces (primarily the British Commonwealth, the US, Chinese, and African mercenaries) fought to recapture Burma from Imperial Japan. After a 1942 retreat, the Allies returned to defeat the Japanese by 1945, heavily using air supply, jungle warfare, and combined arms.
After World War II, he returned and used the war proceeds to buy vehicles which he used to venture into the transportation business, which he said was allegedly liquidated by Job Ikewena Ibemesi and associates. He later left for Jos, where he lived in the same building with Alhaji Efobi’s parents. The majority of Neni traders of dry stockfish kept their business funds in John Onwuka’s custody in Jos before everything went sour.
He had a failed marriage with a woman from Umueze village before he married Veronica Menwa Nwokediuko (née Umeh), hailing from Etitinabo village, and they had eight children. The first child, a female, died in infancy. The remaining seven are: Christian Nwabueze Nwokediuko, Fidelis Obinwa Nwokediuko, Uche Patrick Nwokediuko, Patrick Enuma Nwokediuko, Ngozi Anthonia Nwokediuko, Maria Nwokediuko, and Okwukwe Veronica Nwokediuko.
Mr. Aniekezie traded stockfish in Jos. He later left for Coal Camp in Enugu State, continuing his journey of life in search of greener pastures.
He later got a job at the Enugu State Ministry of Finance before the Nigeria–Biafra Civil War, and after the war he applied and got a job at the Enugu State Ministry of Agriculture. He retired and returned to his ancestral home, Amakwa Neni.
He died in the year 2000 at the age of 82.
Written by Kene F. C
Subject for amendment
March 07, 2026
Full List of NFU Members Who Paid 2025 Annual Dues
This post officially documents the payment record for the Nwokediuko Family Annual Dues for the year 2025. Each listed member contributed the approved sum of ₦6,000, as agreed by the family.
List of Contributors
1. Dubem Chidula – ₦6,000
2. Emeka Obiajulu – ₦6,000
3. Uche Obiajulu – ₦6,000
4. Nnamdi Obiajulu – ₦6,000
5. Chike Obiajulu – ₦6,000
6. Obinna Agha – ₦6,000
7. Arinze Agha – ₦6,000
8. TooChukwu Agha – ₦6,000
9. Ikenna Nwokediuko – ₦6,000
10. Ifeanyi Obiajulu – ₦6,000
11. I.K. Obidiako – ₦6,000
12. Izuu Obidiako – ₦6,000
13. Sunday Obiajulu – ₦6,000
14. Chukwudi Chukwu – ₦6,000
15. Theophilus Chukwu – ₦6,000
16. Elochukwu Obiajulu – ₦6,000
17. Ejike Chidula – ₦6,000
18. Kenechukwu Chiekezie – ₦6,000
19. Ifeanyi Anosike – ₦6,000
20. Cosmos Anosike – ₦6,000
21. Chidi Obiajulu – ₦6,000
22. Charles Agha – ₦6,000
23. Osita Agha – ₦6,000
24. Onyebuchi Obidiakor – ₦6,000
25. Arinze Obiajulu – ₦6,000
26. Chijioke Obiajulu – ₦6,000
27. Ikechukwu Nwokediuko – ₦6,000
28. Nwabueze Nwokediuko – ₦6,000
29. Chukwuma Chukwu – ₦6,000
30. Joshua Chukwu - N6,000
31. Obiajulu Okwuchukwu - N6,000
Total Amount Collected
₦186,000 (One Hundred and Eighty Six Thousand Naira Only)
This record is published for transparency, accountability, and proper family documentation. Any corrections or omissions should be communicated to the family leadership for review.
Thank you to all members for your commitment and support toward the growth and unity of the Nwokediuko Family.
December 27, 2025
Funerals conducted in Nwokediuko Family in 2025
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