2027 · SenatorialNDC
Tony Nwoye
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Tony Nwoye
Senator for Anambra North Senatorial District, Anambra State
This term: 13 Jun 2023–present
THE PERSON- Senatorial district
- Anambra North
- State
- Anambra
- Country
- Nigeria
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Tony Okechukwu Nwoye (born 13 September 1974) is the senator for Anambra North and the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC) candidate for the district in the Senate election of 16 January 2027 (INEC final list, 12 September 2026). From Nsugbe in Anambra East, he attended Metropolitan Secondary School, Onitsha, and studied medicine at the University of Nigeria, Enugu Campus, and Ebonyi State University; 2017 press profiles…
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Tony Okechukwu Nwoye (born 13 September 1974) is the senator for Anambra North and the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC) candidate for the district in the Senate election of 16 January 2027 (INEC final list, 12 September 2026). From Nsugbe in Anambra East, he attended Metropolitan Secondary School, Onitsha, and studied medicine at the University of Nigeria, Enugu Campus, and Ebonyi State University; 2017 press profiles describe him as a medical doctor, while a PDP screening panel alleged in May 2022 that he never graduated. He became national president of the National Association of Nigerian Students in December 2003, assistant secretary of the Anambra PDP in 2005, and its state chairman in 2006/07. He won the PDP governorship primary of 24 August 2013; his candidacy was fought in court by Nicholas Ukachukwu and a rival party faction until the Supreme Court affirmed him on 4 November 2013. He came second in the 16 November 2013 election with 97,700 votes to Willie Obiano (APGA) and lost his petition at every level by 22 September 2014. As the PDP candidate for Anambra East/Anambra West he was declared the elected member of the House of Representatives by the election petition tribunal on 12 October 2015, survived the January 2016 Supreme Court ruling in the Anambra PDP leadership case, and served until 2019. He defected to the APC on 1 June 2016, won its governorship primary on 26 August 2017 (2,146 votes to Andy Uba's 931) and came second to Obiano on 18 November 2017 with 98,752 votes. Back in the PDP by 2021, he withdrew from its June 2021 governorship primary and its May 2022 Anambra North senatorial primary. On the Labour Party ticket he won Anambra North on 25 February 2023 with 94,779 votes, defeating the incumbent Stella Oduah, whose petition and appeal failed (6 September and 2 November 2023). In the Senate he sits on the Public Accounts committee. He joined the ADC with Peter Obi in Enugu on 31 December 2025 (notified to the Senate on 12 March 2026), became Senate Minority Whip on 22 April 2026, moved to the NDC on 6 May 2026, and was returned unopposed in the NDC primary of 29 May 2026.
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1974
IN THE PUBLIC RECORDEarly lifeProfile record
Born
Tony Nwoye was born on 13 Sept 1974.
2003
IN THE PUBLIC RECORDWorking lifeReviewed record
National President
National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS)
- Industry
- Student union
Became national president of NANS in December 2003; end of tenure not found.
2005
IN THE PUBLIC RECORDWorking lifeReviewed record
Assistant Secretary, State Executive Committee
Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Anambra State
- Industry
- Politics (party office)
Assistant secretary of the Anambra PDP state executive committee in 2005, per a 2017 Punch profile.
2006
IN THE PUBLIC RECORDWorking lifeReviewed record
State Chairman
Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Anambra State
- Industry
- Politics (party office)
State chairman of the Anambra PDP and one of the youngest to hold the post: "by 2006" (Punch 2017) or "in 2007" (The Nation 2022); he said in 2013 he was 32 when he became chairman (i.e. between September 2006 and September 2007). When his chairmanship ended was not found.
2013
IN THE PUBLIC RECORDParty primaryReviewed record
2013 Governorship primary
Peoples Democratic Party · Anambra
- Primary result
- Won
- What this establishes
- A party-stage result, not election to public office
- Recorded winner
- Tony Nwoye (PDP primary recognised by the national leadership)
PDP Anambra governorship primary of Saturday 24 August 2013 at Alex Ekwueme Square, Awka, held by the Ken Emeakayi-led executive and recognised by the PDP national leadership, which gave him the certificate of return on 28 August 2013. His vote count was not found; Nicholas Ukachukwu came second. The rival Ejike Oguebego faction held a parallel primary the same day at Emmaus…
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PDP Anambra governorship primary of Saturday 24 August 2013 at Alex Ekwueme Square, Awka, held by the Ken Emeakayi-led executive and recognised by the PDP national leadership, which gave him the certificate of return on 28 August 2013. His vote count was not found; Nicholas Ukachukwu came second. The rival Ejike Oguebego faction held a parallel primary the same day at Emmaus House, Awka, won by Andy Uba (645 votes). After a Port Harcourt Federal High Court judgment (17 Sept 2013) INEC listed Ukachukwu as the PDP candidate (24 Sept 2013); the Court of Appeal, Port Harcourt restored Nwoye on 23 Oct 2013 and the Supreme Court affirmed him on 4 Nov 2013 (see legal records).
Electoral caseDismissed
The record
Ukachukwu v. PDP, Nwoye & INEC and related suits over the 2013 PDP Anambra governorship ticket
- Role in this matter
- Respondent
- Record type
- Adjudicated
- Court / authority
- Federal High Court, Port Harcourt; Court of Appeal, Port Harcourt; Supreme Court of Nigeria
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Response on record
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Last documented outcome
Dismissed
On 28 Aug 2013 the Federal High Court, Port Harcourt (Justice Hyeladzira Nganjiwa), on a suit by factional chairman Ejike Oguebego, restrained the PDP and INEC from recognising Nwoye. On 17 Sept 2013 Justice Suleiman Aliyu, in a suit by runner-up Nicholas Ukachukwu (alleging Nwoye had not paid his taxes when due), ordered INEC to recognise Ukachukwu, and INEC listed Ukachukwu on 24 Sept 2013. Nwoye withdrew his own Abuja suit on 30 Sept 2013 to pursue the appeal. The Court of Appeal, Port Harcourt (Justice Ejembi Eko) restored Nwoye…
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On 28 Aug 2013 the Federal High Court, Port Harcourt (Justice Hyeladzira Nganjiwa), on a suit by factional chairman Ejike Oguebego, restrained the PDP and INEC from recognising Nwoye. On 17 Sept 2013 Justice Suleiman Aliyu, in a suit by runner-up Nicholas Ukachukwu (alleging Nwoye had not paid his taxes when due), ordered INEC to recognise Ukachukwu, and INEC listed Ukachukwu on 24 Sept 2013. Nwoye withdrew his own Abuja suit on 30 Sept 2013 to pursue the appeal. The Court of Appeal, Port Harcourt (Justice Ejembi Eko) restored Nwoye on 23 Oct 2013, calling the tax ground a blunder and the dispute intra-party. The Supreme Court affirmed him as PDP candidate on Monday 4 Nov 2013, reasons to follow in January 2014.
Dated entries in this matter 1 entry
- Outcome recorded · Dismissed
On 28 Aug 2013 the Federal High Court, Port Harcourt (Justice Hyeladzira Nganjiwa), on a suit by factional chairman Ejike Oguebego, restrained the PDP and INEC from recognising Nwoye. On 17 Sept 2013 Justice Suleiman Aliyu, in a suit by runner-up Nicholas Ukachukwu (alleging Nwoye had not paid his taxes when due), ordered INEC to recognise Ukachukwu, and INEC listed Ukachukwu on 24 Sept 2013. Nwoye withdrew his own Abuja suit on 30 Sept 2013 to pursue the appeal. The Court of…
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On 28 Aug 2013 the Federal High Court, Port Harcourt (Justice Hyeladzira Nganjiwa), on a suit by factional chairman Ejike Oguebego, restrained the PDP and INEC from recognising Nwoye. On 17 Sept 2013 Justice Suleiman Aliyu, in a suit by runner-up Nicholas Ukachukwu (alleging Nwoye had not paid his taxes when due), ordered INEC to recognise Ukachukwu, and INEC listed Ukachukwu on 24 Sept 2013. Nwoye withdrew his own Abuja suit on 30 Sept 2013 to pursue the appeal. The Court of Appeal, Port Harcourt (Justice Ejembi Eko) restored Nwoye on 23 Oct 2013, calling the tax ground a blunder and the dispute intra-party. The Supreme Court affirmed him as PDP candidate on Monday 4 Nov 2013, reasons to follow in January 2014.
Election participationReviewed record
2013 Governorship election
Peoples Democratic Party · Anambra
- Result
- Lost
- Votes
- 97,700
- Recorded winner
- Willie Obiano (APGA), 180,178 votes
PDP candidate (running mate Dr Amamchukwu Ezike). Polling on 16 and 17 November 2013 with a supplementary poll on 30 November 2013, which he boycotted; INEC declared Obiano winner on 1 December 2013. Nwoye came second with 97,700 votes, ahead of Chris Ngige (APC) 95,963. His petition was dismissed by the tribunal (4 June 2014), the Court of Appeal, Enugu (26 July 2014) and the…
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PDP candidate (running mate Dr Amamchukwu Ezike). Polling on 16 and 17 November 2013 with a supplementary poll on 30 November 2013, which he boycotted; INEC declared Obiano winner on 1 December 2013. Nwoye came second with 97,700 votes, ahead of Chris Ngige (APC) 95,963. His petition was dismissed by the tribunal (4 June 2014), the Court of Appeal, Enugu (26 July 2014) and the Supreme Court (22 Sept 2014).
2014
IN THE PUBLIC RECORD Electoral caseDismissed
The record
Nwoye v. INEC, Obiano & Ors: 2013 Anambra governorship election petition
- Role in this matter
- Plaintiff
- Record type
- Adjudicated
- Court / authority
- Governorship Election Petition Tribunal, Awka; Court of Appeal, Enugu; Supreme Court of Nigeria
Being named in a court record does not by itself establish wrongdoing. A claimant, respondent and legal representative have different roles.
Response on record
No separate response is linked. Read the court outcome and the original sources for the full account.
Last documented outcome
Dismissed
Petition alleging irregularities and disenfranchisement (including removal of his own name from the register) dismissed by the tribunal led by Justice Ishaq Bello (reported 4 June 2014; a later report gives 24 June) for failure of proof; appeal dismissed by the Court of Appeal, Enugu on 26 July 2014; final appeal dismissed by the Supreme Court on Monday 22 September 2014. The PDP, which had first congratulated Obiano, backed his petition in December 2013.
Dated entries in this matter 1 entry
- Outcome recorded · Dismissed
Petition alleging irregularities and disenfranchisement (including removal of his own name from the register) dismissed by the tribunal led by Justice Ishaq Bello (reported 4 June 2014; a later report gives 24 June) for failure of proof; appeal dismissed by the Court of Appeal, Enugu on 26 July 2014; final appeal dismissed by the Supreme Court on Monday 22 September 2014. The PDP, which had first congratulated Obiano, backed his petition in December 2013.
2015
IN THE PUBLIC RECORDElection participationReviewed record
2015 House of Representatives election
Peoples Democratic Party · Anambra East/Anambra West · Anambra
- Result
- Won
- Recorded winner
- Tony Nwoye (PDP), declared by the election petition tribunal on 12 October 2015
INEC returned Peter Madubueze (APGA). On Monday 12 October 2015 the National Assembly Election Petition Tribunal, Awka (Justice Nayai Aganaba) declared Nwoye the winner, awarding him 3,003 votes from Nsugbe Ward I that it said were denied him at the poll. Poll day 11 April 2015 is as given in the Daily Post tribunal report (the national House poll day was 28 March 2015). Final…
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INEC returned Peter Madubueze (APGA). On Monday 12 October 2015 the National Assembly Election Petition Tribunal, Awka (Justice Nayai Aganaba) declared Nwoye the winner, awarding him 3,003 votes from Nsugbe Ward I that it said were denied him at the poll. Poll day 11 April 2015 is as given in the Daily Post tribunal report (the national House poll day was 28 March 2015). Final vote totals, his PDP primary and the outcome of any appeal were not found. His name was on the PDP list later disputed in Oguebego v. PDP (SC.37/2015).
Electoral caseClosed
The record
Nwoye v. Madubueze & INEC: 2015 Anambra East/Anambra West House of Representatives election petition
- Role in this matter
- Plaintiff
- Record type
- Adjudicated
- Court / authority
- National Assembly Election Petition Tribunal, Awka
Being named in a court record does not by itself establish wrongdoing. A claimant, respondent and legal representative have different roles.
Response on record
No separate response is linked. Read the court outcome and the original sources for the full account.
Last documented outcome
Closed
Petition succeeded: on Monday 12 October 2015 Justice Nayai Aganaba declared Nwoye (PDP) the duly elected member in place of Peter Madubueze (APGA), awarding him 3,003 votes from Nsugbe Ward I. Whether Madubueze appealed was not found; Nwoye held the seat until 2019.
Dated entries in this matter 1 entry
- Outcome recorded · Closed
Petition succeeded: on Monday 12 October 2015 Justice Nayai Aganaba declared Nwoye (PDP) the duly elected member in place of Peter Madubueze (APGA), awarding him 3,003 votes from Nsugbe Ward I. Whether Madubueze appealed was not found; Nwoye held the seat until 2019.
ElectedReviewed record
Federal Representative
Anambra East/Anambra West · Anambra
- Status
- Ended
- Party on this record
- PDP
Reason recorded for departure: Term end.
2016
IN THE PUBLIC RECORDParty membershipReviewed record
All Progressives Congress (APC)
Defection from PDP to APC announced in the House of Representatives on 1 June 2016; APC governorship candidate in 2017; still speaking as an APC member in July 2019. Back in the PDP by April 2021; the day he left the APC was not found, so no end date is stored.
An end date is not recorded for this membership.
2017
IN THE PUBLIC RECORDParty primaryReviewed record
2017 Governorship primary
All Progressives Congress · Anambra
- Primary result
- Won
- What this establishes
- A party-stage result, not election to public office
- Votes
- 2,146
- Recorded winner
- Tony Nwoye (APC), 2,146 votes
APC governorship primary in Awka conducted by a committee led by Governor Kashim Shettima (results announced Sunday 27 August 2017): Nwoye 2,146, Andy Uba 931, George Moghalu 525, Barth Nwibe 414, others fewer. Daily Trust reports 4,458 accredited delegates; Daily Post says 5,430 delegates took part. Andy Uba petitioned; the APC appeal panel reportedly recommended dropping…
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APC governorship primary in Awka conducted by a committee led by Governor Kashim Shettima (results announced Sunday 27 August 2017): Nwoye 2,146, Andy Uba 931, George Moghalu 525, Barth Nwibe 414, others fewer. Daily Trust reports 4,458 accredited delegates; Daily Post says 5,430 delegates took part. Andy Uba petitioned; the APC appeal panel reportedly recommended dropping Nwoye, but the NWC confirmed him as candidate on Monday 18 September 2017.
Election participationReviewed record
2017 Governorship election
All Progressives Congress · Anambra
- Result
- Lost
- Votes
- 98,752
- Recorded winner
- Willie Obiano (APGA), 234,071 votes
APC candidate with running mate Dozie Ikedife (Jr.). INEC declared Obiano winner on Sunday 19 November 2017; Nwoye second with 98,752, Oseloka Obaze (PDP) third with 70,293. Nwoye said he accepted the result; no petition by him was found.
2021
IN THE PUBLIC RECORDParty primaryReviewed record
2021 Governorship primary
Peoples Democratic Party · Anambra
- Primary result
- Withdrawn
- What this establishes
- A party-stage result, not election to public office
Screened by the PDP as a governorship aspirant on 12 April 2021. Withdrew hours before the PDP primary of Saturday 26 June 2021 after the NWC, citing court orders, excluded the elected ad-hoc delegates and party executives, leaving only statutory delegates. The party held parallel primaries that day; the winner is not stored here.
2022
IN THE PUBLIC RECORDParty primaryReviewed record
2023 Senate primary
Peoples Democratic Party · Anambra North · Anambra
- Primary result
- Withdrawn
- What this establishes
- A party-stage result, not election to public office
- Votes
- 1
- Recorded winner
- Stella Oduah (PDP), 278 votes
Cleared by the Anambra PDP screening committee (report published 3 May 2022), then not cleared by the PDP national screening appeal panel (report dated 3 May 2022; see legal record). In a letter reported on 26 May 2022 he and two House aspirants withdrew, accusing the party leadership of manipulating the ad-hoc delegate congresses. At the Awka primary of 27 May 2022 he was…
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Cleared by the Anambra PDP screening committee (report published 3 May 2022), then not cleared by the PDP national screening appeal panel (report dated 3 May 2022; see legal record). In a letter reported on 26 May 2022 he and two House aspirants withdrew, accusing the party leadership of manipulating the ad-hoc delegate congresses. At the Awka primary of 27 May 2022 he was still credited with 1 vote; Stella Oduah won with 278.
2023
IN THE PUBLIC RECORDParty primaryReviewed record
2023 Senate primary
Labour Party · Anambra North · Anambra
- Primary result
- Won
- What this establishes
- A party-stage result, not election to public office
- Recorded winner
- Tony Nwoye (LP)
Labour Party candidate for Anambra North for the 2023 election, reported as the LP flag bearer by 30 August 2022. The day he joined LP, the primary date, votes and opponents were not found.
Election participationReviewed record
2023 Senate election
Labour Party · Anambra North · Anambra
- Result
- Won
- Votes
- 94,779
- Recorded winner
- Tony Nwoye (LP), 94,779 votes
Declared late on Friday 3 March 2023 by returning officer Prof. Kingsley Ubaorji after problems in Ogbaru wards: Nwoye (LP) 94,779; Stella Oduah (PDP, incumbent) 50,146; Ebelechukwu Obiano (APGA) 48,212. Petitions by Oduah and the PDP were dismissed by the tribunal in Awka on 6 September 2023 and their appeals by the Court of Appeal, Lagos on Thursday 2 November 2023.
ElectedReviewed record
Senator
Anambra North · Anambra
- Status
- Current term
- Party on this record
- NDC
- Term
- 10th National Assembly
Electoral caseDismissed
The record
Oduah & PDP v. Nwoye, LP & INEC: 2023 Anambra North senatorial election petition
- Role in this matter
- Respondent
- Record type
- Adjudicated
- Court / authority
- National Assembly Election Petition Tribunal, Awka; Court of Appeal, Lagos
Being named in a court record does not by itself establish wrongdoing. A claimant, respondent and legal representative have different roles.
Response on record
No separate response is linked. Read the court outcome and the original sources for the full account.
Last documented outcome
Dismissed
Petitions by Stella Oduah and the PDP against his 25 February 2023 win were unanimously dismissed for lack of merit by the tribunal in Awka on Wednesday 6 September 2023; their appeals were dismissed by the Court of Appeal, Lagos on Thursday 2 November 2023 (date from a regional outlet), which affirmed his election.
Dated entries in this matter 1 entry
- Outcome recorded · Dismissed
Petitions by Stella Oduah and the PDP against his 25 February 2023 win were unanimously dismissed for lack of merit by the tribunal in Awka on Wednesday 6 September 2023; their appeals were dismissed by the Court of Appeal, Lagos on Thursday 2 November 2023 (date from a regional outlet), which affirmed his election.
2025
IN THE PUBLIC RECORDParty membershipReviewed record
African Democratic Congress (ADC)
Among the South-East senators at the ADC declaration with Peter Obi in Enugu on 31 December 2025 (reports say he moved to the ADC in late 2025); his defection letter was read in the Senate on Thursday 12 March 2026. Named Senate Minority Whip as an ADC senator on 22 April 2026. His resignation from the ADC, citing its internal divisions and Federal High Court litigation, was read in plenary on Wednesday 6 May 2026.
2026
IN THE PUBLIC RECORDWorking lifeReviewed record
Minority Whip
Senate of the Federal Republic of Nigeria (10th Senate)
- Industry
- Legislature
Chosen unanimously by the minority caucus and announced on 22 April 2026, succeeding Osita Ngwu, who had defected to the APC. Still described as Minority Whip when he moved to the NDC on 6 May 2026; later status not found.
Party membershipReviewed record
Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC)
Defection from ADC to the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC) announced in Senate plenary on Wednesday 6 May 2026. NDC candidate for Anambra North (primary of 29 May 2026; INEC final list SN 11, 12 September 2026).
Current affiliation in the reviewed membership record.
Party primaryReviewed record
2027 Senate primary
Nigeria Democratic Congress · Anambra North · Anambra
- Primary result
- Won
- What this establishes
- A party-stage result, not election to public office
- Recorded winner
- Tony Nwoye
constituency: Anambra North Senatorial District · also listed as: Nwoye Tony Okechukwu · INEC final list of candidates (Senate), published 2026-09-12 — SN 11, p.14; INEC name: NWOYE TONY OKECHUKWU; age 51; male; qualification (as declared to INEC): PRIMARY SCHOOL CERTIFICATE SECONDARY SCHOOL CERITIFICATE BSC · Primary: NDC primaries for State and National Assembly tickets held…
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constituency: Anambra North Senatorial District · also listed as: Nwoye Tony Okechukwu · INEC final list of candidates (Senate), published 2026-09-12 — SN 11, p.14; INEC name: NWOYE TONY OKECHUKWU; age 51; male; qualification (as declared to INEC): PRIMARY SCHOOL CERTIFICATE SECONDARY SCHOOL CERITIFICATE BSC · Primary: NDC primaries for State and National Assembly tickets held across Anambra on Friday 29 May 2026 (Option A4); Nwoye reportedly emerged unopposed for Anambra North; no vote figures published.
Dates not recorded
KEPT OUTSIDE THE DATED CHRONOLOGYParty membershipReviewed record
Labour Party (LP)
Labour Party candidate for Anambra North by 30 August 2022 (joining day not found); elected senator on LP on 25 February 2023. Joined Peter Obi at the ADC declaration in Enugu on 31 December 2025 ("moving to the ADC in late 2025"); his LP resignation letter, citing litigation within LP, was read in the Senate on 12 March 2026.
Education & qualificationsReviewed record
Metropolitan Secondary School, Onitsha
Secondary school certificate
- Location
- Onitsha, Anambra State
- Institution
- Secondary
Graduation stated in the linked record. This does not by itself authenticate an original certificate.
Party membershipReviewed record
Peoples Democratic Party (PDP)
PDP official in Anambra by 2005 (assistant secretary of the state executive), state chairman from 2006/07, PDP governorship candidate in 2013 and PDP member of the House of Representatives from 2015. Defection to the APC announced on the floor of the House on 1 June 2016, citing the PDP leadership crisis. Joining date not found.
Party membershipReviewed record
Peoples Democratic Party (PDP)
Second PDP spell: screened as a PDP governorship aspirant on 12 April 2021 and withdrew from the 26 June 2021 primary; PDP Anambra North senatorial aspirant in 2022, withdrawing before the 27 May 2022 primary; Labour Party candidate by 30 August 2022. The days he rejoined and left the PDP were not found, so neither date is stored.
An end date is not recorded for this membership.
Committee & oversightReviewed record
Senate Committee on Local Content
Member · Senate
The end of this committee role is not recorded.
Committee & oversightReviewed record
Senate Committee on Public Accounts
Member · Senate
The end of this committee role is not recorded.
Working lifeReviewed record
Speaker, Students' Union House of Representatives
Students' Union, University of Nigeria
- Industry
- Student union
Described as the first medical student to become speaker of the student union house of representatives at the University of Nigeria; years not found.
Education & qualificationsReviewed record
University of Nigeria, Enugu Campus (College of Medicine)
Medicine (studied; degree not confirmed) · Medicine
- Location
- Enugu, Enugu State
- Institution
- University
Whether the qualification was completed is not recorded.
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