Ahmed0336:
If MC is finding it difficult to put things in order in his state, how does he intend to do better on national scale?

ruggedtimi:
Have you ever heard about the national chairman's name like Mc Oluomo? The Lagos state NURTW chairman position i believe is more lucrative than National Chairman

tabaralph:

Don’t mind him, Tinubu is done with him, he can’t even succeed agbede as national chairman

sukkot:

MrProlific95:
Lagos is a gangster state.

Nothing is done by elections or popular majority, everything is done mafia style. The God fathers simply tell you do it this way and that's it, you can never have a choice. That's a Mafiya State right there. Similar thing is happening in my Delta State, although not at the scale of Lagos.

You must join or belong to a clique in Lagos else nothing for you.

If MC really step down, very soon someone too will depose Sego...

lekanolas:
Alhaji Musiliu Akinsanya, also known as MC Oluomo, has agreed to step down as Chairman of the Lagos Chapter of the National Union of Road Transport Workers (NURTW).

Oluomo took the decision on Sunday after a meeting with Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu and other key stakeholders at Government House, Alausa, Ikeja .

Dressed in a white native attire, Oluomo agreed to cede power to Mustapha Adekunle (Sego), the current Treasurer of the union in the state.

Sources at the meeting told our correspondent that Oluomo was prevailed upon to contest for the presidency of the union since one of the factional President of the union Tajudeen Agbede is currently bedridden.

Agbede is said to be down with stroke.

Aside Sanwo-Olu, others at the meeting were Sanwo- Olu's Chief of Staff, Tayo Ayinde, Mr Oluwaseun Osiyemi ,Commissioner for Transportation, Sola Giwa, Special Adviser to the governor on Transportation, Commissioner of Police in Lagos and the Director  of DSS in Lagos, Dapo Amao.

Others at the meeting were the current exco members of the union in the state

The Lagos State chapter has been in crisis after some leaders of the union in the state passed a vote of no confidence on Oluomo few days after he was re-elected for a second term a month ago.

It was gathered that Oluomo decided to step down after mounting pressure from most of his powerful friends and influential figures in Lagos including Oba Saheed Ademola Elegushi.

Elegushi was said to have personally told Oluomo to step down or face imminent embarrassment from his loyalists.

It was further gathered that 80% of branch chairmen in Lagos have stopped remitting money to the union's state coffer, resulting in Oluomo's dwindling resources.

https://newsday.com.ng/mc-oluomo-steps-down-as-nurtw-chairman-in-lagos/

ruggedtimi:
Have you ever heard about the national chairman's name like Mc Oluomo? The Lagos state NURTW chairman position i believe is more lucrative than National Chairman

lekanolas:
Alhaji Musiliu Akinsanya, also known as MC Oluomo, has agreed to step down as Chairman of the Lagos Chapter of the National Union of Road Transport Workers (NURTW).

Oluomo took the decision on Sunday after a meeting with Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu and other key stakeholders at Government House, Alausa, Ikeja .

Dressed in a white native attire, Oluomo agreed to cede power to Mustapha Adekunle (Sego), the current Treasurer of the union in the state.

Sources at the meeting told our correspondent that Oluomo was prevailed upon to contest for the presidency of the union since one of the factional President of the union Tajudeen Agbede is currently bedridden.

Agbede is said to be down with stroke.

Aside Sanwo-Olu, others at the meeting were Sanwo- Olu's Chief of Staff, Tayo Ayinde, Mr Oluwaseun Osiyemi ,Commissioner for Transportation, Sola Giwa, Special Adviser to the governor on Transportation, Commissioner of Police in Lagos and the Director  of DSS in Lagos, Dapo Amao.

Others at the meeting were the current exco members of the union in the state

The Lagos State chapter has been in crisis after some leaders of the union in the state passed a vote of no confidence on Oluomo few days after he was re-elected for a second term a month ago.

It was gathered that Oluomo decided to step down after mounting pressure from most of his powerful friends and influential figures in Lagos including Oba Saheed Ademola Elegushi.

Elegushi was said to have personally told Oluomo to step down or face imminent embarrassment from his loyalists.

It was further gathered that 80% of branch chairmen in Lagos have stopped remitting money to the union's state coffer, resulting in Oluomo's dwindling resources.

https://newsday.com.ng/mc-oluomo-steps-down-as-nurtw-chairman-in-lagos/

MrProlific95:
Lagos is a gangster state.

Nothing is done by elections or popular majority, everything is done mafia style. The God fathers simply tell you do it this way and that's it, you can never have a choice. That's a Mafiya State right there. Similar thing is happening in my Delta State, although not at the scale of Lagos.

You must join or belong to a clique in Lagos else nothing for you.

If MC really step down, very soon someone too will depose Sego...

MrProlific95:
Lagos is a gangster state.

Nothing is done by elections or popular majority, everything is done mafia style. The God fathers simply tell you do it this way and that's it, you can never have a choice. That's a Mafiya State right there. Similar thing is happening in my Delta State, although not at the scale of Lagos.

You must join or belong to a clique in Lagos else nothing for you.

If MC really step down, very soon someone too will depose Sego...

Zico5:
Dey play. Oluomo can never resign, that's his source of wealth. The only person that can make Oluomo resign is Tinubu. And mind you, if such happen, another opportunity is waiting for him in Abuja.

Ahmed0336:
If MC is finding it difficult to put things in order in his state, how does he intend to do better on national scale?

lekanolas:


https://newsday.com.ng/mc-oluomo-steps-down-as-nurtw-chairman-in-lagos/

Zico5:
Dey play. Oluomo can never resign, that's his source of wealth. The only person that can make Oluomo resign is Tinubu. And mind you, if such happen, another opportunity is waiting for him in Abuja.

ruggedtimi:
Have you ever heard about the national chairman's name like Mc Oluomo? The Lagos state NURTW chairman position i believe is more lucrative than National Chairman

yommen:


Unna no dey calm down digest information. The never said he resigned. When you resign, you are leaving the organisation. He stepped down from state chairmanship so he can go for national president, a bigger role.