Augustine Ngom Jua

He became a member of Wum Native Authority Council under the British Trusteeship administration in 1952.

Jua was elected vice president of KNDP in 1963 in a contest with Mr Solomon Tandeng Muna.

In 1965, after a constitutional amendment, President Ahmadou Ahidjo appointed Jua as prime minister.

He was the head of that government for less than three years and after the elections in December 1967, Jua was replaced as prime minister by Mr Solomon Tandeng Muna.

[5][3] After he was replaced as prime minister, Jua then retired and lived to see a unitory state created.