Jaja Anucha Wachuku (1 ga watan Janairu 1918 [1] - 7 Nuwamba 1996), a Royal Prince of Ngwaland, "zuriyar 20 ƙarnõni na Afirka mashãwarta a cikin Igbo kasa na gabashin Najeriya," [2] ne mai Pan-Afirka da, [3] da kuma wani dan Najeriya dattaku, lauya, siyasa, jami'in diflomasiyyar da agaji. Shi ne Shugaban Majalisar Wakilan Najeriya na farko ; haka kuma jakadan Najeriya na farko kuma wakilin dindindin a Majalisar Dinkin Duniya. Hakanan, Wachuku shine Ministan Harkokin Waje na farko a Najeriya. [4]

Jaja Wachuku
Ministan harkan kasan waje Najeriya

1961 - 1965
← no value - Nuhu Bamalli
Kakakin Majalisar Wakilan Najeriya

1959 - 1960
ambassador (en) Fassara


mamba a majalisar dattijai ta Najeriya

Rayuwa
Haihuwa Jihar Abiya, 1 ga Janairu, 1918
ƙasa Najeriya
Ƙabila Tarihin Mutanen Ibo
Harshen uwa Harshen, Ibo
Mutuwa jahar Enugu, 7 Nuwamba, 1996
Karatu
Makaranta Trinity College Dublin (en) Fassara
Kwalejin Gwamnati Umuahia
Harsuna Turanci
Harshen, Ibo
Pidgin na Najeriya
Sana'a
Sana'a Mai wanzar da zaman lafiya, ɗan siyasa da Lauya
Imani
Jam'iyar siyasa Majalisar Najeriya da Kamaru

A ranar Juma'a 6 ga watan Maris 2020, Kwalejin Trinity ta Ireland ta Dublin ta karrama Wachuku, "Ministan Harkokin Waje na farko na Najeriya," tare da "Babban Hoton" na Wachuku wanda aka sanya a cikin ɗakin Jami'ar Tarihi don tunawa da 1770-2020: Shekaru 250 na "Tari:" Kwalejin Ƙungiyar Tarihi; tsohuwar jami'ar muhawara a Yammacin Turai, a Kwalejin Trinity Dublin: Jami'ar Dublin : Ireland; inda Wachuku ya kammala karatunsa a 1944 tare da digirinsa na farko na daraja a Kimiyyar Shari'a; kuma ya kasance memba ne na Kwalejin Tarihin Kwaleji. "Hoton ministan harkokin wajen Najeriya na farko, Dr Jaja Wachuku, yanzu ya rataya a ɗakin tattaunawar al'umman tarihi a Trinity College Dublin."

Manazarta

gyara sashe
  1. Ibe N. A. Okochi, Nigeria's African Policy, Cross Continent Press, 1990, p. 17.
  2. United Nations: Pride of Africa, Time, 20 October 1961.
  3. Ras Makonnen; Kenneth King, Pan-Africanism from within, Oxford University Press, 1973.
  4. Emeka Anyaoku, The Missing Headlines: Selected Speeches, Liverpool University Press, 1997, p. 441.