Two months ago, MC Oluomo and other state executives were inaugurated for a second term, following the ratification of their second term by all branch chairmen. MC Oluomo took the oath of office alongside Kudeti as vice chairman, Sego as treasurer, and Kokozaria as deputy treasurer.

However, a recent development threatens to disrupt MC Oluomo's second term. Sego, the treasurer, expressed his ambition to become the president and urged MC Oluomo to contest for the position of national president. Sego planned to surpass the vice chairman, Kudeti, and take over the position of state chairman.

In response, sensing a coup, MC Oluomo announced that he no longer intended to contest for the position of national chairman but aimed to fulfill his role as the state Chairman of NURTW and complete his second term. Unfortunately, this announcement led to MC's lieutenants turning against him and instigating state chairmen to follow suit.

Currently, Sego is rallying members of NURTW to incite conflict and insisting that MC must not complete his second term. The question arises: where is it written in the association's constitution that MC should be prevented from completing his term?

Sego's confidence seems to stem, from his assumed closeness with Seyi Tinubu, the president's son. He has been spreading rumors in town that Governor SanwoOlu, Speaker House of Assembly RT. Hon. Idowu Obasa, Chief of Staff, Hakeem Muri-Okunola (Principal Private Secretary to the president), and President Tinubu have given directives for MC to go to Abuja as the National Chairman. At the same time, Sego should assume the position of state chairman.

The significant question here is when and where the individuals mentioned above make such statements, and how does Sego justify spreading claims that these elected officers would pronounce decisions to truncate the tenure of another elected officer, especially within the transport union?

Now, that he said he must be chairman of the state transport union by force without MC and his exco completing the second term tenure, what will he do if he doesn't get his way?