Okechukwu Ikejiani dan Najeriya ne kuma kwararren likita ne kafin daga baya ya shiga harkar siyasa a lokacin Jamhuriya ta Farko a Najeriya. An nada shi Shugaban Kamfanin Jiragen Ruwa a shekarar 1960. Baya ga abubuwan da suka gabata, Marigayi Okechukwu Ikejiani ya kulla alaka ta kut-da-kut da yankin Gabas ta Tsakiya musamman kan samar da mai.

Okechukwu Ikejiani
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Mutuwa 2007
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An haife shi ga dangin canon daga Awka Division, Ikejiani ya yi karatu a Dennis Memorial College, Onitsha. Sakamakon zaman Azikiwe a Amurka, Ikejiani ya yi tafiya zuwa Amurka a 1938 don ƙarin ilimi, ya halarci Jami'ar Lincoln da Howard na ɗan lokaci kafin ya sami digiri na farko a Jami'ar New Brunswick a 1942. Ya sami digiri na biyu a fannin ilimin cututtuka daga Jami'ar Chicago kuma ya yi karatun digiri na biyu a Jami'ar Michigan.[1] A shekarar 1948, ya sami lasisi daga majalisar likitocin Kanada. Lokacin da ya dawo Najeriya a 1948, ya yi aiki a matsayin malami a Kwalejin Jami’ar Ibadan amma ya bar aiki bayan shekara guda ya fara aikin sirri a Ibadan,[2] inda ya kasance mamba na NCNC reshen birnin.[3]

A cikin 1964, ya buga littafi, Ilimin Najeriya[4] wanda Longmans ya buga. Wannan ya kasance sananne a tsakanin malamai da masana a duk duniya.

A cewar sanarwar da Miriam Ikejiani-Clark, ya mutu a ranar 19 ga Agusta, 2007.[5]

Manazarta

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