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In a shocking turn of events, Nigerian Senator Ifeanyi Ubah, representing Anambra South and a stalwart of the All Progressives Congress (APC), has passed away in London, United Kingdom. According to sources, Senator Ubah died in a hotel in London, where he had arrived just two days prior.
The news of his demise was confirmed through a group chat of senators. This sudden loss has sent shockwaves throughout the political landscape of Nigeria, leaving many in stunned silence.
Tragically, this is not the first time Senator Ubah has faced a life- threatening situation. In September 2022, he narrowly escaped an assassination attempt in Enugwu- Ukwu, Anambra State. Gunmen opened fire on his convoy, killing at least six police officers who were escorting him. The incident highlighted the dangers faced by politicians in Nigeria.
Just days before his passing, Senator Ubah’ s campaign council made a significant donation of N71 million to the APC in Anambra State. This generous contribution, which included a personal donation of N50 million from Senator Ubah, was part of his commitment to strengthening the party’ s presence in the region.
Senator Ubah’ s death comes as a devastating blow to his constituents, colleagues, and the APC family. His tireless efforts to support the party and enhance its effectiveness in Anambra State will not be forgotten.
As news of his passing spreads, tributes continue to pour in from fellow senators, politicians, and well- wishers. The Senate has yet to officially comment on the incident, but it is expected to release a statement in the coming hours.
The circumstances surrounding Senator Ubah’ s death are still unclear, and further details are awaited. However, his legacy as a dedicated public servant and champion of his people will endure.
In a time of great sorrow, the nation mourns the loss of a true leader and patriot. May Senator Ifeanyi Ubah’ s memory be a blessing to all who knew him, and may his contributions to Nigeria never be forgotten.