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Osun Accord accuses MC Oluomo, APC of park takeover plot

The ruling Accord in Osun State has accused the factional National President of the National Union of Road Transport Workers, NURTW, Musiliu Akinsanya, popularly known as MC Oluomo, and some members of the All Progressives Congress, APC, of plotting to violently take over motor parks across the state. The party alleged that the purported takeover […] Osun Accord accuses MC Oluomo, APC of park…

Osun Accord accuses MC Oluomo, APC of park takeover plot

The Osun State ruling Accord has accused MC Oluomo, a factional National President of the National Union of Road Transport Workers (NURTW), and some members of the All Progressives Congress (APC) of plotting to violently seize control of motor parks throughout the state. The party alleges that this plan was intended to incite a state-wide breakdown of law and order and deepen tensions in the transport industry.

According to the statement from Pastor Victor Akande, the state chairman of the Accord, MC Oluomo was identified as the alleged mastermind, with Kazeem Oyewale, known as Asiri Eniba, serving as a surrogate. The Accord claims that MC Oluomo illegally appointed Oyewale as a new leader of the NURTW, despite the current NURTW executive term not yet ending.

The statement warns that such actions would be held accountable and that the President and Inspector-General of Police should intervene. The Accord Party supports Governor Ademola Adeleke's decision to suspend NURTW operations across the state's motor parks and the establishment of a state Park Management System to prevent factional clashes.

They strongly oppose MC Oluomo and Asiri Eniba's violent activities and call for the immediate cessation of such behavior in order to maintain peace within the transport sector.

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