Biographical overview
Negro Improvement Association (Marcus Garvey Movement), New York, 1940; Treasurer, Cosmopolitan Club, Ohio State University, 1940-42; member, Alpha Sigma Phasi, Ohio State University, USA; Co-Founder, African Students Associa tion of USA and Canada; member, Interna tional Students Union; fellow, American Geographical Society, 1944; member, Academy of Political Science; member, Inter national House; Associate Editor, "Negro Digest;" Contributing Editor, "Pittsburgh Courier"; Co-Founder, "African Interpreter" (International Organ of African Students in the US); Patron, African Academy ofArts and Research; Founder and President, American Council on African Education Incorporated; Political Parties: member, defunct Zikist Movement, First Chief Whip, Regional and Central Legislatures, defunct National Council of Nigerian Citizens and First National Political Adviser, NCNC, 1959-66; Chairman, Orizu Commission into defunct Mid-West NCNC Crisis, August 1964; Honorary Degrees: Awarded Honorary Doctor of Laws (Hon. LLD), Lane University, Jackson Ten nessee, USA, 1948, Honorary Doctor of Let ters (Hon. D.Litt), University of Jos, 1982; Publications: Without Bitterness; The Leader ship We Want; Horizontal Ent Education; Hobbies: lawn tennis, poetry, writing; Official and Home Address: Dr. Orizu Country Home, God's Village, P O Box 48, Nnewi, Anambra State; Telephone: (042) 460529.
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