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Charles Anieweta Abangwu

Legal practitioner, Traditional ruler · b. Wednesday, July 7, 1920

Biographical record

Title
Chief
Surname
Abangwu
First Name
Charles
Other Names
Anieweta
Gender
Male
Source of Publication
NIBC Who's Who (3rd Edition)
Date of Birth
Wednesday, July 7, 1920
Status
Alive
State of Origin
Enugu State, Nigeria
Place of Birth
Eha Alumona Town, Nsukka, Enugu State
Father's Status
N/A
Mother's Status
N/A
Marital Status
Married
Name of Spouse
Christiana Nwuka (1948)
Number of Children (Male)
2
Number of Children ( Female)
3
Profession
Legal practitioner
Traditional ruler
Education Level
Primary
Schools Attended with Dates
St Joseph's School, Nsukka, 1931-38, Christ the King College, Onitsha, 1939-42, Public Works Department Technical School, 1944-47, University of Hull, London,1951-54, Council of Legal Education, London, 1952-54; called to Bar at Lincoln's Inn, 1954
Educational Qualification
LL.B, BL
Previous Appointments
Class Tutor, Christ the King College, Onitsha, 1943;
Junior Technical Staff-In-Training, Public Works Department (PWD), Lagos, 1944-47;
Engineering Assistant, PWD, Lagos, 1948-57;
Member. Eastern House of Assembly, Enugu, 1955-62;
Deputy Speaker, Eastern House of Assembly, Enugu, 1957-62; Public Service Commissioner, Eastern Region, Enugu, 1962-66; Chairman, Modern Ceramic Industries, Umuahia, 1966-70; Commissioner for Establishment, defunct East Central State, 1970-71;
Commissioner for Information, 1971-74;
Commissioner for Agriculture, Trade and later Co-operatives, East Central State, Enugu, 1974-75;
The Igwe of Eha Alumona, 1976-78;
Chairman, Governing Council, Institute of Management and Technology (IMT), Enugu, 1980-83
Re-appointed The Igwe of Eha Alumona, since 1986;
Have you ever been a member of any political party?
Yes
If "Yes", please state the party(ies) and offices you have held with dates
Executive member, defunct National Council of Nigerian Citizens (NCNC), 1955-62;
Member and governorship candidate, banned Unity Party of Nigeria (UPN), 1978-80;
Traditional Titles
Ezeigwe 1 of Eha Alumona
Creative Work/Major Exhibitions
"The New Igbo Society",
"The Memorial of the Niger",
"City of Angels",
"The Last Testament",
"Politics of the Nigerian Civil War",
"The Future of Nigeria As I See It", "My Life"
"Brief History of Eha Alumona";
Phone Number
(042) 771808
Residential Address
Ezeigwe's Palace, Eha Alumona, PO Box 12, Nsukka, Anambra State

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