OKAFOR J: Nigeria Genealogy and Biographies Foundation

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Generation: 1

1.

OKAFOR J died in 1974.

Family/Spouse: Unknown. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Children:

2. OKAFOR John Ikechukwu was born on 17 Oct 1961 in Umunekwu, Nkanu West L.G.A., Enugu State; died on 02 Mar 2024 in Lagos State, Nigeria.
3. EGBOH Queen Chioma was born in Nkanu West, Enugu State, Nigeria.
4. OKAFOR Sunday was born in Eziokwe, Amurri, Nkanu West, Enugu State, Nigeria.

Generation: 2

2.

OKAFOR John Ikechukwu

(1.J¹) was born on 17 Oct 1961 in Umunekwu, Nkanu West L.G.A., Enugu State; died on 02 Mar 2024 in Lagos State, Nigeria.

John married OKAFOR Stella Maris in 2010 (RELIGIOUS). [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Children:

5. OKAFOR Emmanuel was born in Nkanu West, Enugu State, Nigeria.
6. OKAFOR Jay Jay was born in Nkanu West, Enugu State, Nigeria.
7. OKAFOR Mandela was born in 2010; died in 2012.

John married OKAFOR G in 1998 (RELIGIOUS). G was born in Nkanu West, Enugu State, Nigeria. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Children:

8. OKAFOR Daniel was born in Eziokwe, Amurri, Nkanu West, Enugu State, Nigeria.

Family/Spouse: Unknown. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Children:

9. OKEKEAGWU Jasmine Chioma

3. EGBOH Queen Chioma (1.J¹) was born in Nkanu West, Enugu State, Nigeria.
4. OKAFOR Sunday (1.J¹) was born in Eziokwe, Amurri, Nkanu West, Enugu State, Nigeria.

Generation: 3

5. OKAFOR Emmanuel (2.John², 1.J¹) was born in Nkanu West, Enugu State, Nigeria.
6. OKAFOR Jay Jay (2.John², 1.J¹) was born in Nkanu West, Enugu State, Nigeria.
7. OKAFOR Mandela (2.John², 1.J¹) was born in 2010; died in 2012.
8. OKAFOR Daniel (2.John², 1.J¹) was born in Eziokwe, Amurri, Nkanu West, Enugu State, Nigeria.
9. OKEKEAGWU Jasmine Chioma (2.John², 1.J¹)

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