Sir Hekenukuma Pihama

Sir Hekenukuma Pihama is a notable figure in New Zealand, recognized for his contributions to education and indigenous rights. As a Māori leader, he has actively worked to promote Māori culture and advocate for the rights of indigenous peoples. His title of ‘Sir’ reflects his knighthood, awarded for his services to the community and dedication to improving the lives of Māori through education and social initiatives. Pihama’s work emphasizes the importance of cultural identity and the empowerment of Māori youth, making him a significant advocate for Māori development and the preservation of their heritage.