NURTW accuses MC Oluomo led group of plot to cause crisis in Abuja

The National Union of Road Transport Workers (NURTW) alleged that there’s a plot to breach peace at its National Secretariat in Garki 2, Abuja, by members of Parks Management Committees from Lagos, Ondo and other states.

The Lagos State Parks Management Committee headed by Musiliu Akinsanya, alias MC Oluomo, was created last year by the Lagos State government after Oluomo was sacked by the NURTW.

The alarm was raised on Wednesday by the President of the Union, Alhaji Tajudeen Ibikunle Baruwa.

Baruwa, in a statement, noted that numbers of the committees are planning to hold protests in Abuja against the leadership of the union.

“This is an orchestrated attempt to cause confusion and stir up trouble,” he said.

He further revealed that the masterminds behind this plot are not even members of the Union but are linked to Lagos, Osun, and Ondo States Park Management Committees.

Baruwa expressed concern over the alleged strategy of the plotters to infiltrate their ranks, suggesting that they intend to don the Union’s uniform to disguise themselves as members and stage an attack on the Secretariat.

“These people are not our members, they merely seek to incite violence in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT). We have it on good authority that some disgruntled and unscrupulous elements have a plan to mobilize thugs and hoodlums from Lagos who will put on our Union’s uniform as a disguise to invade and stage a protest at our National Secretariat here in Abuja,” Baruwa explained.

The NURTW President called on the security agencies to act swiftly to avert the potential disruption of law and order.

“I urge the security agencies to rise up to the occasion and prevent the breakdown of law and order. The union has remained peaceful over the years, and we don’t have any faction,” he stated.

Baruwa also sent a stern warning to the alleged plotters to desist from their plans. He urged them to stay clear of FCT for their own interest.

He further reiterated the Union’s commitment to maintain peace, expressing his bewilderment at the alleged plot to disrupt the serene atmosphere in the nation’s capital.

To conclude, the NURTW President reiterated his call for security agencies to act promptly to prevent the potential chaos.

He stressed, “The Union has remained peaceful over the years without any rancour. It’s baffling that some people would just wake up and decide to cause violence and disrupt the tranquil environment in the nation’s capital.”