Why I Transitioned from YPP to APC – Ifeanyi Ubah Explains His Move

Ifeanyi Ubah, the elected Senator representing the Anambra South constituency in the National Assembly, recently spoke about the motivations that led to his decision to leave the Young Progressive Party (YPP) and join the All Progressives Congress (APC). In a public statement, Senator Ubah elaborated on the factors influencing his switch of political allegiance.

Ifeanyi Ubah

Ubah said he joined the APC due to the exemplary leadership shown by President Bola Tinubu since he became the country’s leader.

He said President Tinubu is a politician who understands pains and how to console people, adding that he has the capacity to lead the country on the path of progress and development.

The Anambra politician, however, stated that it has always been difficult for the Igbo people to cue into the national party because of their sentiments and emotions

He said, “I want to be sincere. It has always been difficult for the Igbo people to cue into the national party because of our sentiments and emotions.

“But, since our president has emerged, and I put that challenge to each Igbo man today in Nigeria, about 70 to 80 per cent of them drive their wealth from the legacy that the president has left in Lagos. Our president is a politician who understands pains and how to console people. He has that capacity.

“It is also important for me to tell our people about the appointment of Dave Umahi as the minister of works for the very first time, irrespective of our very low turnout of votes for him.

“Our president is rewarding those who didn’t vote for him. For that, it will be very difficult for any man with a conscience not to look at the direction of the central party. I consulted widely. I don’t see anyone who will come against my coming into the APC.”

Speaking further, Ubah promised to deliver Anambra to the ruling APC, adding that he has made his complaints about the South East known to the President.

He added, “It is not all about talking. It is about doing. I believe in action and I am going to deliver. I have made my complaints to Mr President in front of the Senate President and Mr President has graciously given me his words that he will support me.”