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Crisis: NURTW appeals to Sanwo-Olu

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The leadership of National Union of Road Transport Workers (NURTW) has appealed to Gov. Babajide Sanwo-Olu to sustain the peaceful coexistence between the union  and state  government.

The NURTW National President, Mr Tajudeen Baruwa, in a statement on Friday, thanked the governor for the support he had been giving the union over the years.

“The body’s national leadership appealed to governor Sanwo-Olu, to allow the existing harmonious relationship between NURTW and Lagos State Government to continue and that it will be extended to the newly appointed officers of the union,’ he said.

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The president said that the union had inaugurated  a nine-man caretaker committee to oversee and coordinate operations of the union across  Lagos state.

He said the committee was constituted following the dissolution of the State Administrative Council (SAC).

Baruwa said  the caretaker committee was set up to allow for continuity in the administration of the transport activities.

The president added that the move was to ensure that members of the  union continued to support the government’s master plan for transport development.

“The nine-man caretaker committee will be led by Mr Fatai Adeshina, a stakeholder in the transportation sector, and the committee will operate for next three months as stipulated in the union’s constitution.

“Other members of the committee are Mr Sunday Yusuf, Abraham Onifade, Jamiu Erinfolami, Ismaila Ojora, Lekan Ariyibi, Murtala Lawal, Taiwo Azeez while Kayode Agbeyangi would serve as the secretary,” he said.

Baruwa said that members of the committee  were carefully selected  to ensure sanity in the transportation sector.

“The union knows that they will  effectively manage affairs of Lagos chapter after SAC dissolution, which was done to bring sanity to the union’s operation across the metropolis,” he said.

The Lagos state government recently appointed an ex-chairman of the state’s chapter of NURTW, Musiliu Akinsanya popularly called MC Oluomo, as the chairman of its Parks Management Committee.

A former Assistant Inspector General of Police, Mr Hakeem Odumosu, was  appointed as the Liaison Officer between the government and the committee.

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The leadership of National Union of Road Transport Workers (NURTW) has appealed to Gov. Babajide Sanwo-Olu to sustain the peaceful coexistence between the union  and state  government. The NURTW National President, Mr Tajudeen Baruwa, in a statement on Friday, thanked the governor for the support he had been giving the union over the years. “The body’s national leadership appealed to governor Sanwo-Olu, to allow the existing harmonious relationship between NURTW and Lagos State Government to continue and that it will be extended to the newly appointed officers of the union,’ he said. The president said that the union had inaugurated  a nine-man caretaker committee to oversee and coordinate operations of the union across  Lagos state. He said the committee was constituted following the dissolution of the State Administrative Council (SAC). Baruwa said  the caretaker committee was set up to allow for continuity in the administration of the transport activities. The president added that the move was to ensure that members of the  union continued to support the government’s master plan for transport development. “The nine-man caretaker committee will be led by Mr Fatai Adeshina, a stakeholder in the transportation sector, and the committee will operate for next three months as stipulated in the union’s constitution. “Other members of the committee are Mr Sunday Yusuf, Abraham Onifade, Jamiu Erinfolami, Ismaila Ojora, Lekan Ariyibi, Murtala Lawal, Taiwo Azeez while Kayode Agbeyangi would serve as the secretary,” he said. Baruwa said that members of the committee  were carefully selected  to ensure sanity in the transportation sector. “The union knows that they will  effectively manage affairs of Lagos chapter after SAC dissolution, which was done to bring sanity to the union’s operation across the metropolis,” he said. The Lagos state government recently appointed an ex-chairman of the state’s chapter of NURTW, Musiliu Akinsanya popularly called MC Oluomo, as the chairman of its Parks Management Committee. A former Assistant Inspector General of Police, Mr Hakeem Odumosu, was  appointed as the Liaison Officer between the government and the committee.
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