Senator Ifeanyi Ubah’s funeral in Otolo Nnewi saw tributes to his life of service, with leaders like Peter Obi and Gov. Soludo in attendance.
Senator Ifeanyi Ubah, a prominent figure representing Anambra South in the Nigerian Senate, was laid to rest in his hometown of Otolo Nnewi.
His funeral brought together notable leaders, including Labour Party presidential candidate Peter Obi and Governor Chukwuma Soludo of Anambra State.
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The senator, who was re-elected to the 10th Senate under the Young Progressives Party, passed away on July 27 in London, leaving a legacy celebrated by those who knew him.
Tributes poured in, recognising his philanthropic contributions and steadfast dedication to public service.
In his sermon, Bishop Peter Cardinal Okpaleke lauded Ubah’s life, describing him as an exemplary leader who prioritised humanity and service.
The bishop urged others to emulate the senator’s commitment to uplifting lives.
The funeral served as a testament to Ubah’s influence, drawing high-profile attendees and constituents who came to pay their final respects.
Political leaders and well-wishers from across Nigeria highlighted his impact on Anambra South and beyond.
Senator Ifeanyi Ubah’s burial marked the end of an era for his community and constituency.
Remembered as a dedicated public servant and philanthropist, his memory continues to inspire those who follow in his footsteps.
