page_title: Ken Nnamani
section_title: Senate career
hierarchical_section_title: Ken Nnamani / Senate career
caption_attribution_description: Localização do estado de Enugu na Nigéria.
context_page_description: Ken Ugwu Nnamani is a Nigerian politician who was President of the Senate of Nigeria from 2005 to 2007. A member of the People's Democratic Party, he was elected to the Senate from Enugu East Senatorial District of Enugu State in 2003 and served in the Senate until 2007.
context_section_description: Ken Nnamani was elected to the senate for Enugu East in 2003.
  He was appointed Chairman of the Committee on Federal Character & Governmental Affairs and member of committees on Privatization, Federal Capital Territory and Appropriation & Finance. 
  He became president of the Senate of Nigeria from April 5, 2005 to 2007, taking this post after Adolphus Wabara resigned due to allegations of corruption.
  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 2007 election is arguably the most important election in Nigeria ... The 2007 elections in Nigeria hold the key to entrenching democracy in Nigeria."
caption: Enugu State, Nigeria
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