Ngamo Cur
| Ngamo Cur | |
|---|---|
 Ngamo Cur in 19XX | |
| President of the Supreme National Assembly of the People | |
| In office 9th October, 1982 – 22nd December, 1987 | |
| Preceded by | Position Established, preceded by the Union Chairman of the USCWS |
| Succeeded by | Mve Char |
| Personal details | |
| Born | Ngamo Cur Ngè Yàr February 28, 1951 Arngyu, Union of Supreme Communes of West Soltenna |
| Nationality | Karduvic |
| Spouse(s) | ? |
| Children | ? |
Ngamo Cur (Karduvic: nga mo c;u Ngamo Cur) is a former Karduvic Kúúlist politician and was the first President of the Assembly in the Supreme Commune of Karduv. Ngamo Cur is known for his “3rd Generation Kúúlist” policies, which created a unique split of Karduvic Kúúlism from the more common Statist Kúúlism of Helsonia and early Qonklaks. His reforms to Supreme Commune of Karduv would turn it from a middling country suffering under the weight of the bloated USCWS government, to a middle power within Kúúlist Soltenna. Following the end of his term as President of the Assembly, Ngamo Cur would retire from politics, leaving party leadership to his successor, Mve Char. He continues to advocate for Kúúlism and its benefits even after the fall of Kúúlism in Karduv in 2005.
Early life
Entry into politics
Leader of the National Karduvic Front
Term as President of the Assembly
Retirement
Ngamo Cur would retire from politics after 1987, moving to Yinezho and living as a normal citizen, though he would continue to advocate for his Kúúlist ideas. In 2006(?) he would publish an autobiography detailing his experience as President of the Assembly, the book was initially banned by the new post-Kúúlist Karduvic government, though it would eventually be lifted after the ban was found to be illegal.