A video of Senator Ifeanyi Ubah with his family members upon arrival in London, United Kingdom is currently circulating on social media.
Netizens are using the video to illustrate the transience of life and the need to be good and live an impactful life.
The self-shot video shows the late senator surrounded by his children as he announced his arrival in London.
He broke out in a praise-worship song popular among Nigerian Christians: “Who is like unto thee”
He sang the song happily with his children singing along as he panned the camera around to capture everyone and a bit of the London street where they were standing.
The Senator said in the video: “Yeah! You can see the family of Senator Ifeanyi Ubah in UK. We are here, you know, in the city of London. Let us thank God for the victory.”
He then started the song and was quickly joined by his children to sing.
This video is trending with different captions.
The one sighted by MSN on WhatsApp was given the following caption:
“The moment Sen. Ifeanyi Uba touched down in London on Thursday 25th July, but unfortunately today 27th July he is in the morgue. Make we fear God, He owns the life and breath in us. May God console all he left behind.
May we all learn to live acceptably to God.”
Indeed, the late Ubah arrived in London on July 25, 2024, planning to spend some part of the summer with his family. Some reports also indicated he had some medical appointments to keep while there.
Unfortunately, a massive heart attack struck while he was in his hotel room on Saturday, July 27, 2024, and he did not recover from it.
The late politician and businessman was almost killed in September 2022, Ubah, on his way to Nnewi.
Some armed bandits opened fire on his convoy in Enugwu-Ukwu in Anambra State killing at least five persons, including two policemen.
The founder of Capital Oil and Authority newspaper was unscathed as he was riding in his bulletproof vehicle at the time of the incident.
He was born on September 3, 1971, and would have been 53 next month.
The late billionaire was married to Uchenna Ubah, with whom he shared five children.
Watch his last video with his family here.
