
Chiedozie Onuora-Oguno
Chiedozie Onuora-Oguno is an artiste, cultural practitioner, and educator from southeastern Nigeria, dedicated to preserving and promoting Igbo cultural heritage.
An ethnomusicologist, professional violinist, and music instructor, his research intersects ethnomusicology, ecomusicology, and therapy, creating soundscapes that evoke deep appreciation for natural sites and folklore using the violin and ubo-aka (lamellophone)—an endangered Igbo musical instrument.
As Principal Administrator at Ichoku Academy in Anambra State, Chiedozie oversees daily operations and educational missions. He coordinates curated programs like school and culture tours, teaching children Igbo folk music. Chiedozie also performs Uboaka in the academy’s ensemble and was recently employed as a full-time lecturer at the Department of Music, Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka.