Anezi Okoro

Anezionwu Nwankwo "Anezi" Okoro (17 May 1929 – 20 January 2024) was a Nigerian writer, medical practitioner, dermatologist, and academic. He was best known for his 1972 novel One Week One Trouble and for his contributions to Nigerian literature and medicine. Quotes I enjoyed reading in upper secondary school and I read a lot of exciting stories, and to share other exciting stories widely, you had to write, so, I started writing. Explaining how his love of reading inspired him to become a writer. At 91, I spend time in "little writing, little reading", The Guardian (Nigeria), 10 June 2020. There was not one person, nor one thing that influenced my choice of career. I can however say a play of circumstances, environment, people but most importantly the belief in purpose and that I CAN spirit. Reflecting on his decision to pursue medicine and literature. At 91, I spend time in "little writing, little reading", The Guardian (Nigeria), 10 June 2020. You will have to wait for my autobiography, interesting days, like all youthful experiences, naivety, adventurism, ambitious, all drama. Responding when asked about his youthful experiences. At 91, I spend time in "little writing, little reading", The Guardian (Nigeria), 10 June 2020. External links Category:1929 births Category:2024 deaths Category:Nigerian writers