Azikiwe

[ ah-zee-kee-wey ]

noun

1. Nnam·di [nahm, -dee], Zik, 1904–1996, Nigerian statesman: president 1963–66.

Azikiwe

/ ˌɑːziːˈkiːweɪ /

noun

1. AzikiweNnamdi19041996MNigerianPOLITICS: head of statePOLITICS: statesman Nnamdi ( ^ənˈnæmdɪ) 1904–96, Nigerian statesman; first president of Nigeria (1963–66)

Example Sentences

The museum commissioned a robust atrium installation, by artists Azikiwe Mohammed and Adee Roberson, that debuted in November as a way to keep visitors engaged over the next six months.

From Los Angeles Times

That’s how Azikiwe Mohammed has placed the central piece of furniture in his exhibition, “Shared Words, Split Catfish and Sweet Tea: An Open Platform for Discussion.”

From Washington Post

An Arik airline flight takes off from the domestic wing of the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport, Abuja, Nigeria July 8, 2020.

From Reuters

There were yellow-paged dissertations like Master Kenyatta's In Defense of East Eshōzan Dendrology, thicker-bound treatises like Master Azikiwe’s A Chronicle of Curious Creatures, even a somewhat-concerning old pamphlet on the varying benefits of carnivorous plant life written by a scholar simply called Nyerere.

From Literature

She arrived at Nnamdi Azikiwe international Airport in Abuja on 16 November.

From BBC