My sister Florence Onyeari, her daughter Lawretta and her husband
Lawrence Nwachukwu Edekobi
(Lagos, Nigeria, circa 1988)
Florence Onyeari and her husband Lawrence Nwachukwu
Edekobi
(Lagos, Nigeria, 1988)
Martin Ikem Emeagwali, paternal uncle T.C. Ikenna,
Edith Chinwe Emeagwali
(Umudei village, Onitsha, Nigeria,
circa 1983)
Florence Onyeari Emeagwali
(Benin City, Nigeria, circa 1983)
Agatha and Florence Emeagwali
(Onitsha, circa 1983)
Martin Emeagwali and my paternal cousins
at a funeral at Umudei village of Onitsha, Nigeria.
(circa 1982)
My mother and siblings:
(L-R) Evelyn Akom, Johnbull Chukwuemeka, Agatha Iyanma,
Obianuju "Uju," and Peter. (opposite Queen of Rosary College,
Onitsha, Nigeria, May 16, 1982)
My sister Evelyn Akom Emeagwali. Evelyn is a nurse and lives near
Washington, D.C. She is married with two children.
(opposite Queen of Rosary College,
Onitsha, Nigeria, May 16, 1982)
My mother and sisters: Evelyn Akom, Edith Chinwe,
Agatha Iyanma, and Florence Onyeari. All four live near Washington, D.C.
(opposite Queen of Rosary College,
Onitsha, Nigeria, May 16, 1982)
My siblings: Florence, Evelyn, Martin Ikem, Edith Chinwe,
Johnbull Chukwuemeka, Peter, and Uju. All reside near Washington, D.C. and most attended
the University of Maryland at College Park.
(opposite Queen of Rosary College,
Onitsha, Nigeria, May 16, 1982)
Edith Chinwe Emeagwali
(opposite Queen of Rosary College,
Onitsha, Nigeria, May 16, 1982)
My sister Florence Onyeari Emeagwali
(opposite Queen of Rosary College,
Onitsha, Nigeria, May 16, 1982)
Uju and Martin Emeagwali
(P.O. Balonwu's residence, Opposite Queen of Rosary College,
Onitsha, Nigeria, May 16, 1982)
Uju Emeagwali leaving to her school.
(6C Wilkinson Road, Onitsha, Nigeria, April 29, 1982)
Uju Emeagwali and her friends leaving for her school called Obi Okosi Elementary School.
(6C Wilkinson Road, Onitsha, Nigeria, April 29, 1982)
A few minutes after my arrival at Onitsha since my departure on March 23, 1974.
Philip Emeagwali, Martin and Agatha Emeagwali
(6C Wilkinson Road, Onitsha, Nigeria, April 26, 1982)
A few minutes after my arrival at Onitsha since my departure on March 23, 1974.
Philip Emeagwali, Aunt Mama Felicia (Mrs. Grace Azuokwu),
Agatha, Chukwuemeka, Edith
(6C Wilkinson Road, Onitsha, Nigeria, April 26, 1982)
My sister: Florence
Onyeari Emeagwali
(Onitsha, Nigeria, circa 1981)
My sister Florence Onyeari Emeagwali and her girlfriends
(near 4B Egbuna Adazie Street, Onitsha, Nigeria,
circa 1980)
Francis Ndaguba Emeagwali
(Onitsha, Nigeria, August 1981)
Francis Ndaguba Emeagwali
(Onitsha, Nigeria, August 1981)
Francis Ndaguba Emeagwali
(Onitsha, Nigeria, August 1981)
Francis Ndaguba Emeagwali
(Onitsha, Nigeria, August 1981)
My siblings Johnbull Chukwuemeka and Uju
(6C Wilkinson Road, Onitsha, Nigeria, August 1981)
Martin Emeagwali
(Onitsha, Nigeria)
My brother Francis Ndaguba Emeagwali who now lives in the United States.
(Nigeria, circa August 1979)
Martin Ikem Emeagwali
(Onitsha-Ugbo, Nigeria, June 16, 1979)
Martin Ikem Emeagwali
(Agbor-Asaba Road, Onitsha-Ugbo, Nigeria, January 18, 1977)
Martin Ikem Emeagwali and his friend
(Agbor-Asaba Road, Onitsha-Ugbo, Nigeria, January 18, 1977)
My sister Florence Onyeari Emeagwali
(57 Okosi Road and New Cemetary Road, Onitsha,
Nigeria, circa 1976)
My sister Edith Chinwe. She is now a nurse and an officer in the United States navy. She lives
near Washington, D.C.
My sister Edith Chinwe.
My sister Edith Chinwe.
My sister Florence Onyeari Emeagwali
(169 Nnebisi Road, Asaba, Nigeria, circa 1975)
Florence Onyeari Emeagwali
(169 Nnebisi Road, Asaba, Nigeria, circa 1974)
My sister Florence Onyeari Emeagwali
(Father Ugboko's residence, near Saint Patrick's College,
Asaba, Nigeria, late 1974)
My sister Evelyn Nkemakonam Emeagwali,
(Father Ugboko's residence, near Saint Patrick's College,
Asaba, Nigeria, late 1974)
Francis Ndaguba Emeagwali (2nd, right, last row) and his school mates at
Dennis Memorial Grammar School, Onitsha, Nigeria (circa 1972)
I (front row, 3rd from left) at Saint Georges Grammar School, Obinomba,
Mid Western, Nigeria. I was an altar-boy for Reverend Thomas Kennedy (middle, seated). Ms. Mary Carl was our librarian that introduced to
American literature. (circa early 1967)
I (first from left, front row) and my dormitory mates (Erameh House) at an all-boys catholic boarding school
called Saint Georges Grammar School, Obinomba,
Mid Western, Nigeria (1966)
A family portrait.
(L-R) Francis Ndaguba Emeagwali, Edith Chinwe Emeagwali, James
Nnaemeka Emeagwali, Martin Ikemefuna Emeagwali, Agatha Iyanma
Emeagwali, Charles Emeagwali, Florence Onyeari Emeagwali, Philip
Chukwurah Emeagwali. Photo taken at our residence on Agbor Street,
Uromi, Nigeria, on December 24, 1962.
Martin Ikemefuna Emeagwali
(Uromi, Nigeria, December 1962)
Florence Onyeari Emeagwali
(Burutu, Nigeria, circa December 1958)
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