Ifeanyi Ubah, the chairman of Capital Oil and Gas, has emerged as the first elected senator for the Young Progressives Party in Nigeria after polling a total of 87,081 votes in his senatorial zone in Anambra. ICYMI
Nigeria Chief Ifeanyi Ubah, the chairman of Capital Oil and Gas, has emerged the first elected senator for the Young Progressives Party in Nigeria. Ubah polled a total of 87, 081 votes to emerge, winner of the Anambra South Senatorial District, after Saturday, February 23 election results announced early Monday morning at Uruagu Nnewi North Council headquarters. His closest rival, Chief Chris Uba of the Peoples Democratic Party and younger brother of the incumbent Senator for the area, Sen.
Umenweke, the returning officer, who declared the results said Ubah emerged the winner among the 26 candidates, who contested for Anambra South Senatorial District ticket. “Mr Patrick Ifeanyi Ubah of the YPP having satisfied the requirements of the law and scored the highest number of votes is hereby declared the winner and returned elected as the senator representing Anambra South,” he said.
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