NWAGWU
Nwagwu
Nwagwu is a British surname that can trace its origins to the Igbo people of Nigeria. Commonly found among the Igbo diaspora community in the United Kingdom, the surname has a rich and storied history.
The name "Nwagwu" is derived from the Igbo language, with the word "Nwa" meaning "child" and "Agu" meaning "tiger." Therefore, the surname can be translated to "child of the tiger," reflecting strength, courage, and tenacity.
Those bearing the surname Nwagwu have made notable contributions to various fields in British society. From academia to business, politics to the arts, individuals with the Nwagwu surname have left their mark on British culture and heritage.
As with many surnames of African origin, Nwagwu represents a diverse and multicultural Britain, celebrating the rich tapestry of backgrounds and histories that contribute to the country's identity. The presence of the Nwagwu surname in the UK is a testament to the global connections and influences that have shaped British society over the centuries.
There are approximately 72 people named Nwagwu in the UK. That makes it one of Britain's least common surnames. Only around one in a million people in Britain are named Nwagwu.