The Deputy Chairman of the National Union of Road Transport Workers (NURTW), Oyo State Council, Alhaji Kamorudeen Beyioku, has died following gunshot wounds he sustained in the hands of unknown assailants earlier in the week.

Beyioku reportedly gave up the ghost at the University College Hospital (UCH), Ibadan in the early hours of Saturday.

Sources said the medical team of the hospital at the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) tried vainly to save the man.

Confirming the incident, the Police spokesperson in the state, Mr Ayodele Lanade, disclosed that armed policemen kept vigil at the ICU while the battle to save Beyioku’s life lasted.

He added that he has not been properly
briefed over the circumstances leading to the death of the erstwhile Deputy Chairman of the Oyo NURTW.

Alhaji Beyioku was among the
newly-inaugurated members of the State Executive of the Oyo NURTW, sworn in on the 21st of December, 2012 to steer the affairs of the union for the next four years.



The 14 executive members comprise Alhaji Taofeek Oyerinde, aka Fele (Chairman); Comrade Akin James (State Secretary); Elder Lekan Aleshinloye (Assistant Secretary); Alhaji Kamorudeen Beyioku (Deputy Chairman); Alhaji Abideen Olajide (Vice Chairman); Alhaji Ademola Adeoye (State Treasurer); Elder Joseph Odeyemi (Assistant Treasurer); Alhaji Musa Adeleke (Financial Secretary); Alhaji Abass Adigun (State Auditor) and Alhaji Kasali Lawal (Assistant Auditor).

However, the embattled former chairman of the Oyo NURTW, Alhaji Lateef Akinsola (aka Tokyo), whose
executive was sacked by the administration of the former Governor of Oyo State, Otunba Adebayo Alao-Akala in
2008, is curently in court challenging the legality of the current state executive led by Alhaji Oyerinde.


http://dailypost.com.ng/2013/01/20/oyo-nurtw-boss-dies-of-gunshot-wounds/?wt=2

If you lie with snakes, you wil get bitten!

Sms....

Some joblessness by th OP....you better go and do a body check on the dead bodies flowing on your rivers and confirm one of your family members no dey

FreeGlobe: The Deputy Chairman of the National
Union of Road Transport Workers
(NURTW), Oyo State Council, Alhaji
Kamorudeen Beyioku, has died following
gunshot wounds he sustained in the
hands of unknown assailants earlier in the
week.
Beyioku reportedly gave up the ghost at
the University College Hospital (UCH),
Ibadan in the early hours of Saturday.
Sources said the medical team of the
hospital at the Intensive Care Unit (ICU)
tried vainly to save the man.
Confirming the incident, the Police
spokesperson in the state, Mr Ayodele
Lanade, disclosed that armed policemen
kept vigil at the ICU while the battle to
save Beyioku’s life lasted.
He added that he has not been properly
briefed over the circumstances leading to
the death of the erstwhile Deputy
Chairman of the Oyo NURTW.
Alhaji Beyioku was among the
newly-inaugurated members of the State
Executive of the Oyo NURTW, sworn in on
the 21st of December, 2012 to steer the
affairs of the union for the next four
years.
The 14 executive members
comprise Alhaji Taofeek
Oyerinde, aka Fele (Chairman); Comrade
Akin James (State Secretary); Elder Lekan
Aleshinloye (Assistant Secretary); Alhaji
Kamorudeen Beyioku (Deputy Chairman);
Alhaji Abideen Olajide (Vice Chairman);
Alhaji Ademola Adeoye (State Treasurer);
Elder Joseph Odeyemi (Assistant
Treasurer); Alhaji Musa Adeleke (Financial
Secretary); Alhaji Abass Adigun (State
Auditor) and Alhaji Kasali Lawal (Assistant
Auditor).
However, the embattled former chairman
of the Oyo NURTW, Alhaji Lateef Akinsola
(aka Tokyo), whose
executive was sacked by the
administration of the former Governor of
Oyo State, Otunba Adebayo Alao-Akala in
2008, is curently in court challenging the
legality of the current state executive led
by Alhaji Oyerinde.
http://dailypost.com.ng/2013/01/20/oyo-nurtw-boss-dies-of-gunshot-wounds/?wt=2

What do you expect from thuggish living?
It comes with the territory
That group is responsible for so many deaths and I wonder what purpose they serve if not that of providing thugs and assassins for political groups when needed