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Ogun Assembly Suspends NURTW Over Crisis, Asks Police To Take Over Secretariat

The Ogun State House of Assembly on Wednesday passed a resolution suspending the activities of the National Union of Road Transport Workers, NURTW, in the State.
This is part of the government’s efforts to avoid crisis between Alhaji Tajudeen Ibikunle popularly called Baruwa and Alhaji Akeem Abodurin, popularly known as Iyeru.
Mr Yusuf Sherif (APC -Ado Odo Ota 1), the Majority Leader, moved the motion for the passage of the resolution during plenary in Abeokuta and was seconded by Mr Jemili Akingbade (ADC -Imeko Afon).
”It is the opinion of this House that the activities of the NURTW in Ogun, be suspended and that security agencies should take over the secretariat of the union, pending the time the union will resolve their matter,”
The majority leader further stated that a committee of experienced unionists be put in place by the State Government, to handle the union’s operations during the week, for the purpose of collecting revenue for the government.
He maintained that the committee should be under the monitoring of the House committee on transportation.
Earlier, Mr Oludaisi Elemide (APC -Odeda), Chairman, House Committee on Transportation, had hinted the House on the impending crisis in the NURTW.In his submission, the Speaker, Mr Olakunle Oluomo (APC–Ifo1), said the House would not allow the members of the NURTW to turn the state into a theater of war.
“I have received petitions from those that are concerned. A faction says they have court order, asking the other, to leave office within seven days. We will not allow such crisis in our state, “the speaker said.


