Musiliu Akinsanya, popularly known known as MC Oluomo, has reaffirmed his commitment to leading the National Union of Road Transport Workers (NURTW) despite a court judgement sacking him.
Recall that the Court of Appeal declared Oluomo’s election as National President invalid, reinstating Tajudeen Baruwa as the legitimate leader.
Despite this setback, MC Oluomo said he remains resolute, focusing on his duties at the union’s Abuja office.
MC Oluomo, an ally of President Bola Tinubu, expressed determination to overcome challenges and continue his work without distractions.
He has vowed to stay focused, tackle obstacles, and pursue his goals with renewed vigor.
His post reads, “IT’S TIME FOR NO DISTRACTIONS! Refocused. Recharged. Ready to Rock! I’m back to work, primed to: Tackle ALL challenges head-on Crush my goals with precision and passion Make today count with purpose and productivity. Opportunities, obstacles, successes – I’m ready! Today’s mindset: FOCUSED, DRIVEN, UNSTOPPABLE. Watch me SOAR! – Mc Oluomo”
Meanwhile the Southwest Zonal Chairman of the National Union of Road Transport Workers (NURTW), Olalekan Folorunsho, popularly known as Lekan Salami, revealed that MC Oluomo, is no longer a member of the union.
Speaking on Tuesday, November 19, Salami clarified that MC Oluomo forfeited his membership in 2022 when he publicly tore his union identity card after receiving a disciplinary query from the national leadership.
“Our Constitution is clear. A returning member must submit a formal application to the national leadership, which is subject to approval. Furthermore, such a person must spend two years at the grassroots level before becoming eligible to seek any office,” Salami stated.
