Protest in Anambra South senatorial district, over Senator Ubah’s abandonment of his constituency
BY IZUCHUKWU Adichie
(Ifeanyi Ubah: “The rant of onye-mmacha”)
Ifeanyi Ubah, often called onye-mmacha, over the years, has been known for his lousy and ranting statements. Many people wonder why he is so lousy, especially during the Anambra gubernatorial election, and go awol immediately after his woeful failure. Upon closer examination, it’s evident that Ubah’s approach to politics is lacklustre. Instead of inspiring others as an opposition, he claims to be, he only falls short and lives on past glories even when there are no past glories to boast about. This paints a clear picture of the kind of politician he has become.
Whenever Ifeanyi Ubah and his team neglect their primary legislative duties to spread false information and launch attacks on the progress being made in Anambra by the Soludo administration, they inadvertently demonstrate to the progressive Ndi Anambra that Senator Ubah is not committed to the state’s development and success. Instead, Ubah’s tactless tactics have painted him as someone who prefers that the state remains in chaos and despair.
The question that has continued to be on everyone’s mind is this: When will Ifeanyi Ubah and his team start showcasing the federal projects they attracted across the Anambra South senatorial district? When will the senator convene a town hall meeting to address the concerns of the constituents who elected him and provide information on the beneficial bills he has championed in the past year? Furthermore, when will he bring to the federal government’s attention the dire state of the federal roads in his senatorial district, especially in Nnewi, his community? Such actions would complement the efforts of Governor Soludo, who is currently rehabilitating federal roads in Anambra state.
