A political group, Young Nigerian Voices, has asked the Honorable Emeka Nwajiuba to consider running for the presidency in the 2027 general elections.
The call was contained in a statement signed and made available to journalists in Awka, the capital of the state of Anambra on Monday by the national coordinator of the group, North Central, Alhaji Aawul Mohammed Giri.
According to Giri, the call is the result of the Hon. The impressive public service history of Nwajiuba and its potential to correct the anomalies created by the current government.
“As a former Minister of State for Education, Hon. Nwajiuba demonstrated his commitment to the development of Nigeria's youth and educational sector. His experience and experience make him an ideal candidate to face the pressing challenges of the country, including the anomalies created by the current government in the areas of the economy, health, education, infrastructure, etc.
“Our call is not only a spontaneous support but a well thought out decision.
“We believe the love. Nwajiuba has the insight of leadership, integrity and passion necessary to boost Nigeria's growth and prosperity.
“This is not the first time, honey. Nwajiuba has been supported by the presidency. In 2023, the deputy national coordinator, North Central, Alhaji Aawul Mohammed Giri, of the young Nigerian voices, also asked the Nigerians to support a president of the extraction of the southeast, with Hon. Nwajiuba as their favorite candidate.
“As the 2027 presidential elections approach, the support of the young Nigerian voices to Hon. Nwajiuba is a significant development. It reflects the desire of the group of a leader who can unite the country, boost economic growth and guarantee a brighter future for all Nigerians.
“Hap. Nwajiuba pays attention to the call and throws his hat into the ring? Only time will say it. However, one thing is safe, the support of the Nigerian voices of the young Nigerians has caused a renewed interest in their potential candidacy, and the Nigerians will be observing with contained breathing,” the statement added.