Anyafulu
Meaning: What the eyes have seen. This could mean both difficult and pleasant times. The former is a commemoration of past difficulties the family encountered while the lattter is a testimony of the good thing - the birth of the name bearer.
Anyafulu translates to "What the eyes have seen. This could mean both difficult and pleasant times. The former is a commemoration of past difficulties the family encountered while the lattter is a testimony of the good thing - the birth of the name bearer." in English. It is common with the Igbo tribe in Nigeria and primarily used by Unisexs