Ken Nnamani

[3] He holds both BBA and MBA degrees from the Ohio University in Athens, Ohio, and has worked for Du Pont De Nemours International and Geneva and Nova Chemicals International as marketing executive and later as a consultant.

[4] He became President of the Senate of Nigeria from 5 April 2005 to 2007, taking this post after Adolphus Wabara resigned due to allegations of corruption.

[5] Speaking in August 2006, Nnamani said "In a multicultural and multi-religious country like Nigeria credible elections provide platforms for different constituents of the republic to continue to collaborate to promote the good of all.

The goal of the centre is facilitating qualititative and transformative leadership and development in Africa.

[7] In a June 2009 interview, Ken Nnamani expressed concerns about progress towards full democracy in Nigeria.