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Mazi Mbonu Ojike: The fearless Nigerian nationalist known as the ‘Boycott King’
“Boycott the Boycottables” Ojike died at the age of 44 and many believed he transitioned to the land of his ancestors without realizing his full potentials.
He gave birth to every Nigerians pride in his culture as a living functional whole”, he added.
In , Ojike as a teacher proved what Prof. Ukwu said of him by leading an agitation for more pay for junior teachers at Dennis Memorial Grammar School, Awka, accusing the authorities of discrimination, stressing that the salaries of junior teachers ought to have been increased when salaries of their senior colleagues were.
Resigning as a teacher in , Ojike established contact with Dr. Azikiwe, who encouraged him to go for further studies. He later attended Lincoln University.
His colleagues were Dr. Kwame Nkrumah, who later became President of Ghana and other pioneer members of the African Students Association of America and Canada and the group be
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CULTURAL CRUSADER AND THE "BOYCOTT KING"
Mazi Mbonu Ojike () was an outspoken and orädd Nigerian nationalist, great pan-Africanist, an African cultural crusader, an an author and an activist for social justice and racial equality. He coined the now famous phrase “Boycott the Boycottables”, which earned him the title the “Boycott King.” His greatest impact was psychological and intellectual. He gave back to the Nigerian pride in himself as a human being, in his culture as a living functional whole.
He was born in to the family of Mgbeke and Mbonu Emeanlulu in Arondizuogu, South-east Nigeria,
He was a nationalist and writer. He had his elementary education at CMS School, Arondizuogu. Despite his father's protestations, Ojike attended Anglican schools, he had his primary education at CMS School, Arondizuogu. In , he was a pupil teacher at Anglican Central School in Arondizuogu and Abagana. In , he entere
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Mazi Mbonu Ojike, Nationalist, Pan-Africanist, Cultural Crusader and the "Boycott King" of Nigeria.
He was an Igbo man whose political stature comes third after fellow ndi-Igbos Dr Nnamdi "Zik" Azikiwe and Dr Kingsley Ozuomba Mbadiwe. Ojike was also a renowned student organizer and leader, a newspaper columnist (journalist) and a fire-brand politician was in the class of giant Nigerian political heavyweights like Chief H.O. Davies, Dr. Michael Okpara, Chief Ladoke Akintola, Chief Bode Thomas, Chi