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The name Ovuigweyen^[1] translates to "Everyone has his/her own destiny". The name originated from among the Isoko and Urhobo people of Southern Nigeria (Delta State). It is often used for both males and females, signifying their belief in destiny.^[2]

Ovuigweyen
Origin
Gender	Unisex
Language(s)	Isoko, Urhobo
Language(s)	Delta State
Meaning	Everyone has his/her destiny

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^ "Top 65 List Of Isoko Names And Their Meaning". www.emmason247.com.ng. Retrieved 2024-10-21.
^ Nest, Maternity (2016-03-17). "Nigerian baby Names: 180 Urhobo names for boys and their meanings - Maternity Nest". Retrieved 2024-10-21.

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