Hon. Chukwuemeka Nwajiuba, the youthful Minister of State for Education, a highly cerebral politician, with a doctorate degree in law is eminently qualified to wear the cap.

Nwajiuba’s sterling leadership qualities are fully expressed in how effective he has been in carrying out the assignment his boss, President Muhammadu Buhari assigned to him.

A bridge builder of note, Nwajiuba enjoys chummy relationship with his substantive minister and has a wide network of friends across the political spectrum in all parts of the country.

He is a former member of the House of Representatives, where he was the chairman, Committee on Land, Housing and works from 1999 to 2003 before contesting the Imo governorship on the platform of APP in 2003, 2007 and as CPC candidate in 2011.

He had challenged the then incumbent governor, Chief Achike Udenwa of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, in the Imo State governorship election in 2003.

Nwajiuba was a founding member of the All Progressives Congress, APC. In fact, he was secretary of the Constitution Drafting Committee that produced the Constitution of the merger committee to form the the party in 2013.

He coordinated the political pressure group that bought 2019 All Progressive Congress, APC, presidential nomination and expression of interest forms for President Muhammadu Buhari.
Nwajiuba, left the APC to contest and win election into the House of Representatives to represent Okigwe South Constituency on the platform of the Accord Party in the 2019 poll and had hoped to emerge as speaker..
He had returned to the ruling APC soon after and was confirmed minister later.

Many groups, such as Destiny 2023 are working hard to drag Nwajiuba into the 2023 race. A poster of him and Borno governor, Professor Zulum, hasd even been sighted, as the perfect match for the race. Even in an online voting organised by an Igbo group to select a likely Igbo candidate for the 2023 presidential race, Nwajiuba also trounced all other nominees, a clear indication that his chances are very bright if he decides to throw his hat in the ring.

We have just one and only one choice, and that is referendum.

- We want no presidency.

The forced union of over 100 years has failed.

To yours tents ooh Nigerians.