Okechukwu
Meaning of Okechukwu
Okechukwu is a male name of Igbo origin. It is pronounced as oh-keh-CHOO-kwoo (/oʊˌkɛtʃuˈkwu/) in Igbo language. The name carries a strong and powerful meaning, as it translates to "God's portion" or "God's share" in English. This name reflects the traditional belief of the Igbo people that every person has their own portion or destiny given to them by God. Okechukwu is also associated with strength, resilience, and divine favor.
In terms of popularity, Okechukwu has seen some usage in the United States over the years. According to data for newborns in the USA, Okechukwu ranked 8859th in 2012, with 8 occurrences. It has maintained a consistent presence on the popularity charts since 1993, appearing most frequently in 1995 when it ranked 5926th with 9 occurrences.
Alternative variation of this name includes Okechi. Whether you choose Okechukwu or its variation, this unique and culturally rich name will surely make a statement for your baby boy.
Pronunciation
Igbo
- Pronunced as oh-keh-CHOO-kwoo (/oʊˌkɛtʃuˈkwu/)
U.S. Popularity Chart
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Notable People Named Okechukwu
| Okechukwu Oku, also known as Okey Oku, is a Nigerian film producer, director, and occasional musician, best known for directing popular movies such as Love and Oil, Burning Bridges, and Bambitious. |
| Okechukwu Ofiaeli, also known as Okey, is a Nigerian environmental artist based in Queens, New York. |
| Okechukwu Amah is a Nigerian Petroleum Engineer and Business administration academic with over 31 years of experience at Chevron Nigeria Limited, currently teaching at Lagos Business School and serving as the Research Director at Pan Atlantic University. |
| Okechukwu Ezea - |
| Okechukwu Ikejiani was a respected Nigerian medical doctor and politician, known for his role as Chairman of the Railway Corporation and his involvement in oil production in the Middle East. |
| Okechukwu Enelamah is a former Nigerian Minister of Industry, Trade, and Investment, serving from 2015 to 2019. |
