Fresh Deal: MC Oluomo Makes New Announcement in Lagos, Photos Emerge
- Drivers in Lagos would be expected to don the new uniform unveiled by the chairman of the Lagos State Parks and Garages
- The unveiling ceremony for the uniforms by Musiliu Ayinde Akinsanya, popularly known as MC Oluomo is aimed at rebranding the face of parks and garages in the state
- According to MC Oluomo, several reforms would be carried out to ensure a repositioning of the Motor Parks and Garages in Lagos state
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Musiliu Ayinde Akinsanya, popularly known as MC Oluomo, the chairman of the Lagos State Parks and Garages on Thursday, September 1, unveiled a new uniform for drivers in the state.
PM News reports that the effort by MC Oluomo is geared towards giving a new face to the parks and garages in Lagos state.
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In a video shared online, MC Oluomo said the unveiling of the uniforms is a move to rebrand the face of parks and garages in the state.
He also pledged to Lagosians that many reforms would be carried out in ensuring the repositioning of the Motor Parks and Garages in the state.
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Tension as NURTW suspends MC Oluomo indefinitely, gives reason
The chairman of the Lagos state chapter of the National Union of Road Transport Workers (NURTW), Musiliu Akinsanya, aka MC Oluomo, was earlier been suspended
MC Oluomo was reportedly suspended by the national body of the transport union over alleged misconduct and insubordination
However, a source close to the NURTW boss in Lagos state said he had not been served with any suspension letter.
NURTW Boss MC Oluomo appointed NDLEA ambassador
In another report, the NDLEA had appointed the Lagos state NURTW chairman, MC Oluomo, as its ambassador.
This is part of the NDLEA's move to reinforce its partnership with the National Union of Road Transport Workers to tackle illicit substances across Lagos state.
The spokesman of the Lagos state command of the NDLEA, Mallum Musa, said this in a statement signed on Friday, March 4, in Lagos.
Crisis rocks NURTW as MC Oluomo, Lagos faction breaks away from national body
Suspended Lagos state chairman of NURTW, MC Oluomo, had earlier announced the withdrawal of the state chapter from the national body.
Rising from a meeting at the state secretariat in Agege, Lagos, Akinsanya who announced the withdrawal said all attempts to have an amicable resolution to the crisis failed.
The embattled leader, therefore, called on the state government to take over the leadership of the union.
Source: Legit.ng