Senator Ifeanyi Ubah Attends Chief Orazuluike Uba’s Burial

Posted on October 29, 2020

The Senator representing Anambra South and National Leader of the Young Progressive Party (YPP), Dr. Patrick Ifeanyi Ubah, on Tuesday, attended the burial ceremony of Chief David Orazuluike Adili Uba, who passed on at the age of eighty seven. 

While consoling the family, Senator Ubah described the event as a celebration of life since the deceased lived a long and fulfilled life. He further prayed God to continue to guide them as they celebrate the departed icon.

The deceased is survived by his wife, children and grandchildren including the CEO of Powell Oil and Gas, Mr. Kenneth Adili Uba, who is a member of the Anambra Progressives Union.


Also present at the event was the CEO of Ibeto Group, Dr. Cletus Ibeto, CON.as well as other members of the Anambra Progressives Union 

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