Òkè


What’s the story behind your nickname?

Òkè is a short version of my name, Okechukwu. Oke in Igbo can mean different things based on the pronunciation. It can mean rat (óké), share/part (òkè), male (ókē), and boundary (òkè). My full name, Okechukwu, means share from/part of God, where òkè means share/part and Chukwu means personal god/God.


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