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PROFILE: “Ex Miss Nigeria” To Chair Maritime Safety ,Education Administration Committee

Roland Ekama, Lagos

 

Lynda Chuba-Ikpeazu, representing Onitsha North-South federal constituency of the People’s Democratic Party, (PDP),has been selected to chair the Maritime Safety, Education and Administration Committee of the lower chambers.

 

The Anambra lawmaker was the winner of the first Most Beautiful Girl in Nigeria pageant.

 

 

 

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Also known as Lynda Chuba (born 22 June 1966), is a Nigerian politician who gave birth to twins at age 51

 

The daughter of a judge and two-time Nigeria Football Association chairman Chuba Ikpeazu, Lynda Chuba-Ikpeazu was educated in Nigeria, England and in America, where she worked as a model.

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In 1986, Chuba-Ikpeazu was the winner of the first Most Beautiful Girl In Nigeria Pageant and thus started the trend for the domination of Igbo women in the pageant.

 

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In 1987 she was the first Nigerian in Miss Universe since Edna Park in 1964, and her biggest pageant achievement was when she was crowned Miss Africa in the same year.

 

After her reign, Chuba-Ikpeazu became a business woman in Lagos, specialising in oil servicing.

 

A holder of a bachelor’s degree in communication, a master’s degree in Business Adiminstration, and another bachelor’s degree in Law, Chuba-Ikpeazu was a member of the Representatives from 1999 to 2003.

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In 2004, Chuba-Ikpeazu became the winner of the Nigerian National Assembly election, representing Onitsha North-South federal constituency as a candidate of the People’s Democratic Party.

 

She is currently a member of the board of directors of Anambra United.

 

She is to take over the committee which was formerly headed by Honorable Umar Muhammed Bago.

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