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Chukwuebuka

maleStatistical record

What official birth registration shows about Chukwuebuka: which national registrars published it, in which years, and how its recorded position changed.

No researched meaning, origin or pronunciation yet — what that means.

Chukwuebuka: Recorded since 2003, its highest recorded position is #500, and it stood at #1,897 in 2025.

Rising

among boys in England and Wales · 2003–2025

England and Wales · Boys rank from 2003 to 2025, ranging from #1859 to #4812.20062012201720212025#1859#4812
How to read this chart#1#500no figure publishedUp means a stronger rankBottom is this name's lowest,not zero
  • A rank is a position in one registrar's list for one year.
  • Ranks from different countries are separate scales, so compare shapes, not numbers.
  • A rise in rank can be a small change in births, especially far down a list.
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England and Wales · Boys rank by year
YearRank
2003#3467
2005#3849
2006#2870
2008#2775
2009#4527
2010#4678
2012#3416
2013#3315
2014#2690
2016#3478
2017#4812
2018#3011
2019#4702
2020#4608
2021#4789
2022#3449
2023#2546
2024#1859
2025#1897

VerifiedSource: Office for National Statistics — Baby Names in England and Wales.Confidence: high.

See all England and Wales names · Source: Office for National Statistics — Baby Names in England and Wales

What the data shows

RisingEngland and Wales · Boys

Recorded in official data among boys in England and Wales in 19 of the 23 years from 2003 to 2025.

In 2003: #500 among boys in Republic of Ireland, #3467 among boys in England and Wales.

Official data from 2 national registrars across 2 regions, 2003–2025 · Office for National Statistics. Data sources

Year-by-year storyFirst recorded, most recent, each country and each decade

Popularity journey

  1. First recorded2003

    First recorded at #3467 among boys in England and Wales in 2003 — the earliest year that source publishes this name, not necessarily the earliest it was used.

    England and Wales · Boys

  2. Highest recorded2003–2004

    Highest recorded position: #500 among boys in Republic of Ireland, in 2003 (recorded 2003–2004).

    Republic of Ireland · Boys

  3. Most recent2025

    Most recently recorded at #1897 among boys in England and Wales, in 2025.

    England and Wales · Boys

Full data tableEvery published rank and count

Popularity data

Official popularity data is available for 2 regions, from 2003 to 2025. Highest recorded position: #500 in Republic of Ireland in 2003.

Chukwuebuka's recorded popularity observations by year, region and administrative category, including rank, registered births, source confidence and when each region's data was last reviewed.
YearRegionCategoryRankBirths registeredConfidenceStatus
2025England and Walesmale#189713HighVerified
2024England and Walesmale#185913HighVerified
2023England and Walesmale#25468HighVerified
2022England and Walesmale#34495HighVerified
2021England and Walesmale#47893HighVerified
2020England and Walesmale#46083HighVerified
2019England and Walesmale#47023HighVerified
2018England and Walesmale#30116HighVerified
2017England and Walesmale#48123HighVerified
2016England and Walesmale#34785HighVerified
2014England and Walesmale#26907HighVerified
2013England and Walesmale#33155HighVerified
2012England and Walesmale#34165HighVerified
2010England and Walesmale#46783HighVerified
2009England and Walesmale#45273HighVerified
2008England and Walesmale#27756HighVerified
2006England and Walesmale#28705HighVerified
2005England and Walesmale#38493HighVerified
2003England and Walesmale#34673HighVerified
2004Republic of Irelandmale#5063HighVerified
2003Republic of Irelandmale#5003HighVerified

See methodology and data sources for how popularity data is collected and what "confidence" means.

Where Chukwuebuka is officially recorded

2 official registrars have recorded Chukwuebuka, between 2003 and 2025, in 20 of those 23 years. Each registrar publishes for its own population on its own methodology, so the positions below are each one country's own ranking and are not comparable with one another.

England and WalesEngland and Wales: recorded in 2003England and Wales: recorded in 2005England and Wales: recorded in 2006England and Wales: recorded in 2008England and Wales: recorded in 2009England and Wales: recorded in 2010England and Wales: recorded in 2012England and Wales: recorded in 2013England and Wales: recorded in 2014England and Wales: recorded in 2016England and Wales: recorded in 2017England and Wales: recorded in 2018England and Wales: recorded in 2019England and Wales: recorded in 2020England and Wales: recorded in 2021England and Wales: recorded in 2022England and Wales: recorded in 2023England and Wales: recorded in 2024England and Wales: recorded in 2025England and Wales: highest position in 2024Republic of IrelandRepublic of Ireland: recorded in 2003Republic of Ireland: recorded in 2004Republic of Ireland: highest position in 200320032025
Each mark is a year the registrar recorded the name; the diamond is that registrar's highest position. Gaps can mean a year was not published, not that the name went unused.
RegistrarRecordedYearsIts own highest position
England and Wales2003–202519#1859 in 2024
Republic of Ireland2003–20042#500 in 2003

Its high point came 21 years earlier in Republic of Ireland (2003) than in England and Wales (2024).

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What is known about Chukwuebuka

How to read this
How often it is registered
Official record
2 official registrars, 2003–2025.
Meaning
Not established
Not researched yet.
Origin
Not established
Not researched yet.
Pronunciation
Not established
Not recorded yet.

A claim marked not established does not mean the name lacks a meaning or is not widely used — only that Namewise has not sourced and reviewed that content yet. Absence from a specific year or geography above does not prove zero use there either; official statistics only publish names above a minimum threshold.

Official popularity data is available for 2 regions, from 2003 to 2025. Highest recorded position: #500 in Republic of Ireland in 2003. Source data last verified 2026-07-21.