Azikiwe

[ah-zee-kee-wey]

noun

1. Nnamdi Zik, 1904–1996, Nigerian statesman: president 1963–66.

Azikiwe

/ ˌɑːziːˈkiːweɪ /

noun

1. Nnamdi ( ^ə nˈnæmdɪ) 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.

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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.”

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

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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.

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

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