Ekene arrives on the scene like the first rays of dawn in Igboland. It’s an Igbo name that means “praise,” and it’s delightfully unisex. It sparkles like confetti at a Latin fiesta. Each soft syllable is a salsa step, a heartbeat in a carnival parade. It dances on the tongue with a melody of joy. In the US, just a handful of families—five in 2006, six in 2003, five in 2002—have crowned their babies with this hidden gem. That rarity makes it feel like discovering a secret treasure. Simple yet vibrant, Ekene carries warmth in every echo. It flutters in with laughter and light, ready to weave a story full of celebration and song.
| Ekene Ibekwe - | 
| Ekene Emeka Maduka - |