LC control no. | n 99021163 |
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Descriptive conventions | rda |
Personal name heading | Okogie, Anthony Olubunmi, 1936- |
Located | Nigeria |
Birth date | 1936-06-16 |
Place of birth | Lagos (Nigeria) |
Affiliation | St. Gregory's College (Lagos, Nigeria) Christian Association of Nigeria Catholic Women Organisation, Holy Cross Cathedral, Benin City (Nigeria) Saint Theresa's Minor Seminary Urban University (Rome, Italy) |
Profession or occupation | Cardinals |
Found in | Reluctant politician, 1996: t.p. (Most Reverend Anthony Olubunmi Okogie, Archbishop of Lagos, Nigeria) p. 13 (b. June 16, 1936; Anthony Olubunmi Ewoime Okogie) Dictionary of African Biography, accessed March 5, 2015, via Oxford African American Studies Center database: (Okogie, Anthony Olubunmi; roman catholic bishop and cardinal; born 16 June 1936 in Lagos, Nigeria; attended Holy Cross Primary School (1942-1948); continued his primary education at Saint Patrick's Primary School, Sapele (1949 - 1951); was admitted into Saint Gregory's College, Obalende, Lagos (1951); began his priestly journey at Saint Theresa's Minor Seminary (1954-1957); proceeded to Saints Peter and Paul Major Seminary (1957); studied at Urban University, Rome (1963); was ordained a priest by Archbishop John Aggey (11 December 1966); served as a pastoral assistant at the Holy Cross Cathedral (1967); posted to Port Harcourt to serve as a chaplain in the Nigerian civil war (1968); appointed and ordained Bishop (1971); Auxiliary Bishop of Lagos (1972); became the Archbishop of Lagos (13 April 1973); served as chairman of the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) (1989-1997) and president of the Catholic Bishops Conference of Nigeria (CBCN) (1994-2000); appointed Cardinal by the late Pope John Paul II (21 October 2003); participated in the conclave that elected Pope Benedict XVI (2005)) |
Associated language | eng |