TODAY'S NEWS TODAY! (TNT)
.... Senator Ifeanyi Ubah joined the Umehs of Igboukwu to celebrate their 50 years of married life.
..... And 2019 new yam festival with the Alor community.

The number one citizen of Anambra South, and the national leader of the Young Progressives Party (YPP), Senator Dr. Patrick Ifeanyi Ubah today joined the family and friends of Chief and Nono Anthony Obi Umeh (Ochikota Igboukwu) to celebrate their Golden Jubilee.

While congratulating the celebrants, Senator Ubah prayed God to continue enriching them with more joy, peace, happiness and good health. The Anambra South Senator further said that Golden Jubilee is one of major things every couple pray to celebrate and thanked God for blessing the celebrants with wise, industrious and successful children. In their response, the celebrants thanked Senator Ubah for celebrating with them and prayed God to continue to guide and protect him as he represents Anambra South at the Senate.

Highlights of the events includes the re-reciting of the marital vows they made to each other 50 years ago, cutting of their weding anniversary cake by the celebrants, and the presentation of the famous Igboukwu bronze artifact by the Igboukwu Development Union to Senator Ubah.
The event which began with a thanksgiving mass was attended by family friends and numerous well wishers of the celebrants.
Also today, Sen. Ifeanyi Ubah, joined the traditional ruler and people of Alor in Idemili South Local Government Area of Anambra State to celebrate the annual iri ji festival of Alor community. In his remarks at the Palace of His Royal Highness, Igwe Macanthony Chinedu Elibe Okonkwo (Ezedioramma III of Alor Ancient Kingdom), Senator Ubah urged them to always promote the Igbo culture. He also thanked the traditional ruler and his cabinet for organizing the ceremony and urged them to sustain the existing peace in the community. The festival was also attended by town PGs, Traditional rulers, politicians, friends of the palace and the community.

Senator Dr Ifeanyi Ubah @ Igboukwu and Alor today.