In a significant move aimed at reinforcing Nigeria’s democratic architecture, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has officially sworn in Professor Aja Sunday Nwambam as the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) Federal Commissioner representing the South East geopolitical zone.The swearing-in ceremony, held at the State House in Abuja, was attended by top government officials, dignitaries, and family members of the newly appointed commissioner. President Tinubu praised Professor Nwambam’s track record of integrity, academic excellence, and unwavering dedication to democratic principles.> “Professor Nwambam brings with him a wealth of experience, deep knowledge of electoral systems, and an unshakeable commitment to fairness and justice. His appointment is a testament to this administration’s resolve to deliver credible, free, and fair elections across Nigeria,” President Tinubu stated during the ceremony.Professor Nwambam, a respected academic and public policy expert, has spent over two decades shaping democratic institutions and championing civic education in Nigeria. His appointment has been widely applauded across the South East, with many describing it as a well-deserved recognition of merit, competence, and service to the nation.In his brief remarks, Professor Nwambam expressed profound gratitude to the President and pledged to uphold the integrity of Nigeria’s electoral system.> “This is not just a personal honor but a call to greater responsibility. I am committed to promoting transparency, electoral credibility, and the voice of the people in every ballot cast,” he said.The South East zone, often at the center of national discourse on inclusivity and representation, now has a formidable voice at INEC. Many political stakeholders and civil society groups are hopeful that Professor Nwambam’s tenure will usher in a new era of credible elections in the region.Congratulations to Professor Aja Sunday Nwambam on this historic appointment!
