NDUKWE
Ndukwe
Ndukwe is a British surname of Nigerian Igbo origin. It is a relatively rare surname in the United Kingdom, most commonly found among individuals of Nigerian descent.
The name "Ndukwe" is derived from the Igbo language, with the word "Ndu" meaning "life" and "Kwe" meaning "prosperity". Therefore, the surname can be interpreted to signify a wish for a prosperous life.
Individuals bearing the surname Ndukwe have contributed to the rich cultural diversity of British society, bringing with them their traditions, values, and history from Nigeria. Their presence highlights the multicultural fabric of the United Kingdom.
While the Ndukwe surname may not be widely distributed in Britain, it is emblematic of the global connections and diverse heritage that characterise modern British society.
There are approximately 216 people named Ndukwe in the UK. That makes it one of Britain's least common surnames. Only around three in a million people in Britain are named Ndukwe.
Typical given names associated with the surname
Male
- Anderson
- Anthony
- Benjamin
- Chidi
- Christian
- Daniel
- Eddy
- Emeka
- Emmanuel
- Michael
- Moses
Female
- Chika
- Clara
- Eno
- Georgina
- Jane
- Margaret
- Noella
- Rosemary
- Vanessa
- Vivian