Hon Dr OKOYE Hon Dr Okechukwu I. (): Nigeria Genealogy and Biographies Foundation

Hon Dr OKOYE Hon Dr Okechukwu I.

Name	OKOYE Hon Dr Okechukwu I. [1]
	Representative at State House of Assembly
Prefix	Hon Dr
Birth	Isuofia, Aguata L.G.A, Anambra State, Nigeria
Gender	Male
Individual ID	CEE0E59BDBD246F983F633BCF8020174F138
Person ID	X1221	Igbo Genealogy
Last Modified	20 Sep 2020

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Okechukwu I. Okoye

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Okechukwu Okoye, the Member, representing Aguata II Constituency and the House Committee Chairman on Information

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[X1222] shineyoureye.org, 20 Sep 2020, https://www.shineyoureye.org/person/okechukwu-i-okoye (Reliability: 3).

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