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A Loud Congratulation to Ndi Anambra South but the Eagle is yet to touchdown.


Dr. Patrick Ifeanyi Ubah declares to Run for Senate Anambra south under the APGA umbrella.
A meeting of Anambra South APGA held yesterday at Orthon Palace Hotel  in Ekwulobia witnessed a great event as over a 100 Supporters of EBUBECHUKWU UZO Nnewi stormed the venue to declare for Dr. Ubah to run for the Senate of Anambra South.
The Group was led by the former PG of Nnewi - Chief Agu Onyeka (Ikeorah Nnewi).
Now to make their call a reality Dr. Patrick Ifeanyi Ubah is expected to make an official press statement regarding this development 13days from today.
APGA has been getting it right, hope they get it right this time as all hands for the Anambra South Senatorial seat points at Dr. Patrick Ifeanyi Ubah, but first one cannot be faster than its shadow lets wait for the Eagle to land.

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