SENATOR IFEANYI UBAH HOSTS YORUBA COMMUNITY RESIDENTS IN NNEWI.

~ REITERATES COMMITMENT TOWARDS PROMOTING THE WELL-BEING OF ALL ANAMBRA SOUTH RESIDENTS REGARDLESS OF ETHNICITY OR RELIGIOUS AFFILIATION.

Anambra South Senator and candidate of the Young Progressives Party (YPP) for the 2023 Anambra South Senatorial Election, Dr Patrick Ifeanyi Ubah on Saturday, reassured the good people of Anambra South Senatorial District, that he will always represent them diligently without any form of discrimination at the upper chamber of the National Assembly.

Senator Ubah made the remarks when he hosted the Yoruba Community in Nnewi at his Umuanuka Palatial abode in Otolo Nnewi.

According to him, promoting action policies and programs that trigger the economic well-being of every Anambra South resident regardless of the person’s ethnicity or religious affiliation remains his priority.

Senator Ubah also used the opportunity to appreciate the Yoruba Community for their continuous support and also briefed them on his legislative activities so far at the Red Chambers.

He further disclosed that his office is partnering with relevant authorities to boost security and promote businesses within the Senatorial District.

Speaking further on his efforts in boosting security, Senator Ubah informed the gathering that his office recently launched the Operation Light-Up and Secure Anambra South Project which will feature the installation of solar-powered facilities that are equipped with a Light-Emitting Diode (LED) light system, surveillance cameras and other powerful security gadgets which includes walkie-talkies that will assist security agencies in surveillance, intelligence gathering and security analysis in all wards of the Senatorial District.

On his relationship with the Yoruba Community, Senator Ubah informed the gathering that over the years, he has successfully worked with several Yoruba indigenes and that presently, some of their brothers including Bashiru Olabiran Ariwo, Babatunde Ajala, Engr Tunde Adebiyi and Engr Samson Julius are working with him.
He also appreciated their diligence and patriotism and reassured them that they would always be carried along in his legislative activities.

Senator Ubah further thanked them for their unalloyed support and urged them to consolidate their love for him by voting massively for the Young Progressives Party (YPP) in the 2023 National Assembly and State Assembly elections.

Responding on behalf of the visitors, the President-General of the Yoruba Community in Nnewi, Gabriel Adejumi Abiodun appreciated Senator Ubah for his giant efforts towards promoting the well-being of all Anambra South residents regardless of their ethnicity or religious affiliation.
He also disclosed that they visited to condole with the Senator over the killing of two of his Aides and some security personnel attached to him by gunmen at Nkwọ Enugwu-Ukwu on September 11, 2022, and to also seek his continuous collaboration.

The visitors who eulogised the giant strides by the Senator despite his being a first termer appealed to him to remain steadfast and sustain his selfless services to his constituents.
They reassured him of their unalloyed support and readiness to partner with him in deepening the conversation towards the economic development of the zone.

Dignitaries from the Yoruba community that were present at the meeting include the group’s secretary, Jimoh Adeshina, Chief Imam Rashid Sanusi, Treasurer Adekunle Idowu, and the Public Relations Officer Moses Olanrewaju, amongst others.

Our yoruba brothers, eku ise ooo

We can now see that there are many of our brothers from the south west living peacefully with their brothers in Igboland, the south east Nigeria. This is Nnewi alone o. Just one town.

You people are welcome here and we expect more of your people to settle amongst us, you will prospers and prosper inside Igboland, iseeeeeeee

SLAP44:
Our yoruba brothers, eku ise ooo

We can now see that there are many of our brothers from the south west living peacefully with their brothers in Igboland, the south east Nigeria. This is Nnewi alone o. Just one town.

You people are welcome here and we expect more of your people to settle amongst us, you will prospers and prosper inside Igboland, iseeeeeeee

Iseeeeee!!!
There is always an enabling environment for our people across Niger to do their business in the East with ease and at peace.

ChumzyOma:

Iseeeeee!!!
There is always an enabling environment for our people across Niger to do their business in the East with ease and at peace.

But nairaland bigots had refused to acknowledge how peaceful the coexistence between other tribes are in Igboland. They even said there's no single non Igbo person living in Igboland

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But nairaland bigots had refused to acknowledge how peaceful the coexistence between other tribes are in Igboland. They even said there's no single non-Igbo person living in Igboland

Their alleged claims are false.
Everyone knows there is a peaceful coexistence between the non-Igbos and Igbos in the East.
Some don't even go home because of how accommodating those in the East are to them.

The non-Igbos in the East always have beautiful experiences to tell/share; it's a home away from home experience.

ChumzyOma:

Their alleged claims are false.
Everyone knows there is a peaceful coexistence between the non-Igbos and Igbos in the East.
Some don't even go home because of how accommodating those in the East are to them.

The non-Igbos in the East always have beautiful experiences to tell/share; it's a home away from home experience.

I personally know a lot of yorubas who live and work in the south east. They find Igboland a better home and they have been moving more of their people to the east since a long time ago.

SLAP44:


I personally know a lot of yorubas who live and work in the south east. They find Igboland a better home and they have been moving more of their people to the east since a long time ago.

That's a fact for sure.
I know a lot too and many from other tribes too, even those from Togo and Ghana find the southeastern part of Nigeria very accommodating.

The men even marry our ladies (Igbo women).