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N40m worth of NURTW tickets missing after MC Oluomo’ suspension
The embattled Suspended State Chairman of the National Union of Road Transport Workers (NURTW) Musiliu Adesanya (MC Olumo) immediately after his suspension from the National Executives of the Union in Abuja and his subsequent withdrawal from the Union, Musiliu Akinsanya (MC Olumo) invaded the Union Secretariat located at Oko-oba and carted away Union Tickets to the tune of N40 million.
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According to information available to our correspondent, the invasion of the office of the Secretariat by loyalists of the embattled Musiliu Akinsanya (MC Oluomo) was directly against the announcement made by the State Government on the activities of the Union.
Some unidentified Aggrieved Union Members have called for a deliberate decision on the non-charlatan attitude of Musiliu Akinsanya to constituted authorities which has become his usual style as if this decision is not taken in earnest it may lead to the breakdown of Law and Order in the State as the tickets are presently been sold by Akinsanya through his loyalist, Korede as at Friday 11th March, 2022 even when the suspension placed on the Union by the State Government is in operation.
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