Ndukauba has been a regular panelist on the popular classic show since its inception in 2022, and has also featured in other shows such as The Anambra State ABS Show and Community, Awka.
Ndukauba will showcase his skills and charisma as the host of a new syndicated talk show that promises to be engaging and humorous.
The show is being produced by Lifelong Connect's Network, a contract that covers talk shows, variety shows, and unscripted programs, and is not affected by the ongoing actors' strike.
The Lifelong Connect Corporation and city People magazine issued a joint statement praising Ndukauba's talent and potential as a talk show host. They said: "Ndukauba is among the few people in the world who have what it takes to succeed as a talk show host and we are thrilled to work with him."
They added: "Ndukauba connects with audiences on multiple levels — he is not only talented, entertaining and hilariously funny, but also sincere, compassionate, fearless, friendly, and genuinely nice — all essential qualities that make for long-term success as a talk show host."
They also said: "He is a talent who can dominate any time slot with his blend of comedy, internet celebrity friends and ability to attract viewers."