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obianuju 

Loving character full of life and fun. An all round good person though can be headstrong
Awwww that movie character just reeked off obianuju
obianuju by omoba1 March 18, 2017
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Obianuju 

Obianuju is an Igbo Nigerian name that is given to a child born into a time of abundance and blessings. Basically, the child came to enjoy all the goodness of the world, and as Nigerians say “to chop life”!!
It is usually given to females. Most Obianujus are beautiful ladies, they are usually the best in everything they do. They make the best wives and mothers! Think trophy wife, and think Obianuju, because that name turns into a prophetic word, so blessings always follow them!

Tall, elegant, and attractive. They are usually outgoing, and many other women always want to be in their company, so they tend to have a lot of friends.

The shortened form is Uju, and the name has been used in several Afrobeats songs, such as the one by Duncan mighty, and Flavour.
I met this beautiful lady, her name is Obianuju.
I think I just met my wife, her name is Obianuju.
Obianuju by Ujay love November 23, 2021
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Obianuju 

A beautiful, smart, funny, industrious, full figured woman with a good head on her shoulder. Wife material occasional bad temper, good in bed
Duncan Mighty loves obianuju's big nyash
Obianuju by Moriahpette November 22, 2021

Obianuju 

A Nigerian Igbo name always given to the last born or first born of a family. Obianuju means a child who came in time of plenty, a child born with a silver spoon, a child who came when everything is there for her. She sure brings everything good to her family. They are usually big, Bold and beautiful. Obianuju's are rare gems.
Obianuju we are pleased to inform you that you have been selected for the job
Obianuju by Kimberly Blake November 22, 2021

Obianujuaku 

Obianujuaku is an African name from Nigeria Igbo tribe to be precise
This name means someone who came when wealth is surplus

It is also perceived that she is the source of the wealth and has come to enjoy it
The girls with this name are always the talk of the town because of their flawless nature and their milk like skin
A beautiful talented girl with a heart of gold
John: obianujuaku is the prettiest girl I know

James : I will name my daughter obianujuaku because the name speaks beauty and good morals
Obianujuaku by Yeye Dora March 13, 2022
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B)
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