Following the announcement of Senator Ifeanyi Ubah’s passing, social media users have expressed outrage and condemnation over his failure to pay workers’ salaries for several years.
Many took to their handles to share their experiences and those of others who suffered under his leadership. One user, @Somadina, wrote: “This man died without paying Capital Oil workers their owed salaries spanning over 8 years. The workers that have died while fighting for their salaries won’t surely let him find peace.”
Another user shared a personal experience, stating that Senator Ubah died owing her husband 5 years’ worth of salaries, contrasting his public image with his treatment of workers.
These comments highlight the stark contrast between Senator Ubah’s public persona and his alleged treatment of workers, sparking a heated conversation about accountability and labor rights.
The Senator representing Anambra South in the National Assembly, Ifeanyi Ubah, is dead.
Ubah, who was the Chief Executive Officer of Capital Oil, was said to have died in a hotel in London, the United Kingdom, on Saturday.
He would have been 53 on September 3.
Senate spokesperson, Yemi Adaramodu, confirmed Ubah’s death to OBSERVERSTIMES on Saturday