Names Of Igbo People That Are In Love

In every race, country, tribe, you find people that are in love. 


People that are in love have names given to them by their parents or the State. 

 

 

In Igbo Land, you have the common Igbo names. 


Generally, the names could be a coincidence, or they are in love and they happen to have names. 

 

 

Naming the names of the Igbo people that are in love today, I would have to research on names of Yoruba and Hausa people that are in love.

 

 

Names of Igbo people that are in love:

 

 

- Emeka and Ngozi.

 

- Ositadinma and Uzoma.

 

- Chinwe and Obinna.

 

- Ikenna and Ogonna.

 

- Chike and Adanna.

 

- Obiora and Ogechukwu.

 

- Chineze and Ikechukwu.

 

- Adaobi and Tobechukwu.

 

- Okwuii and Chika.

 

- Uzoamaka and Uchenna.

 

- Obioma and Egooyibo.

 

- Nneoma and Chinedu.

 

- Ifeanyi and Ifeyinwa.

 

- Onukwube and Chiokwe.

 

- Chukwuebuka and Oluebubechukwu.

 

-  Chukwunonso and Chinoyelum.

 

- Ogochukwu and Tochukwu.

 

- Onochie and Chinazaekpere.

 

- Adaora and Okechukwu.

 

- Ebelechukwu and Chike.

 

- Eberechukwu and Uchechukwu.

 

- Nkemdilim and Uzodinma.

 

- Nwakaego and Irunna.

 

- Adanne and Nnayelugo.

 

- Chidozie and Adaeze.

 

- Ifeoma and Olisa.

 

- Nkemjika and Elobuike.

 

- Onyekachi and Elochukwu.

 

- Onyebuchi and Chinma.

 

- Ekwutosi and Ndubuisi.

 

- Azubike and Azukaego.

 

- Chigozie and Chukwudubem.

Do You Want Some Igbo Sayings

If you like the Igbo Language, or you are interested in learning the Igbo Language, I have some Igbo sayings for you. 


Here they are:

 

 

"Onye ocha nna ya di ojiii" = Mixed race.

 

"Ndi ochi, ndi na akwa" = Some are rejoicing, some are mourning.

 

"Ndi oke ochicho" = Greedy people.

 

"Oke nnoko na ebute oke mkpali" = Familiarity breeds contempt.

 

"Ka ima nkea, ima nke ozo?  Ma g'asi kwana na gi amana si wo" = You know this, do you know the other one?  But don't say you know it all.

 

"Okwu agwalu ashawo nwelu laa ya" = Unbelievable words.

 

"Iti mpata ka" = A person who would rather play than study.

 

"Iti bolibooo" = A person who would rather sneer than study.

 

"Mgbe ana ama njakili ka ana ekwu eziokwu" = When people gather to tease themselves, that's when they talk the truth.

 

"Eziokwu bu ndu" = Truth is life.

 

"Ndi nfo nfoju akpa" = The people who have extra luggage and baggage.

 

"Eziokwu ga emesi puta ife" = Truth will later come out in daylight.

 

"Ukpana Okpoko gburu, nti chiri ya" = Grasshopper animal kill, ear blocked it.

 

"Ukwa ruo oge ya, o daaa" = Breadfruit reaches its time, it falls.