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Chukwudi Emmanuel Ewa

African Diaspora Places and Ethnicities Nigeria

Chukwudi Ewa is a Nigerian family history researcher currently residing in Rexburg, Idaho, United States. He is a student at Brigham Young University–Idaho, where he earned a diploma in Family History Research and continues to take advanced genealogy courses to deepen his expertise.

Chukwudi has volunteered with various genealogical organizations and has presented for the Society of Genealogists (SOG). His unique perspective as a Nigerian researcher, combined with his training in Western genealogical methodologies, positions him well to assist people of African ancestry in tracing their roots and discovering their family histories in Africa.

Chukwudi's Webinars (1)

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African DiasporaPlaces and Ethnicities
Exploring Nigeria Genealogy: A Guide to Researching Your Nigerian Ancestor(s)
Chukwudi Emmanuel Ewa
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Exploring Nigeria Genealogy: A Guide to Researching Your Nigerian Ancestor(s)
In this presentation, Chukwudi aims to cover the current state of Nigerian genealogy, highlighting its challenges and opportunities. He will also showcase available online record collections, repositories, and websites relevant to Nigerian genealogy and discuss effective methodologies and strategies for conducting research, including oral history, cultural analysis, and DNA testing. By the end of this presentation, attendees will gain a deeper understanding of the resources and approaches available for exploring Nigerian ancestry, and be equipped to navigate the complexities of Nigerian genealogy.
African DiasporaPlaces and Ethnicities
Exploring Nigeria Genealogy: A Guide to Researching Your Nigerian Ancestor(s)
CC
Chukwudi Emmanuel Ewa
239 views
In this presentation, Chukwudi aims to cover the current state of Nigerian genealogy, highlighting its challenges and opportunities. He will also showcase available online record collections, repositories, and websites relevant to Nigerian genealogy and discuss effective methodologies and strategies for conducting research, including oral history, cultural analysis, and DNA testing. By the end of this presentation, attendees will gain a deeper understanding of the resources and approaches available for exploring Nigerian ancestry, and be equipped to navigate the complexities of Nigerian genealogy.
Fri, August 8 2025: 18:00 UTC
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