NURTW : Ambode man defeat mc Oluomo...

National Road Union

Transport Workers,

Musiliu Akinsanya,

better known as MC

Oluomo, lost his bid to

succeed the outgoing

chairman of Lagos State

chapter, Alhaji Tajudeen

Agbede.

What is not known is that Agbede was

instrumental in the emergence of Michael

Odugunle as the new chairman of the Lagos

union.

According to an insider, Agbede worked

against the Oluomo’s bid to become the next

Lagos NURTW chairman.

Akinsanya, a close ally of Asiwaju Ahmed

Tinubu, has been a major contender for the

plum job until he was shocked by Agbede’s

move, fielding his own preferred successor at

the just concluded election.

While MC Oluomo is close to the National

Chairman of the ruling party, Agbede is a

strong supporter of the immediate past

Governor of Lagos State, Akinwunmi

Ambode. Oluomo was disappointed after

losing the election.

Agbede and Oluomo have been at each

other’s throats for a while over the NURTW

chairmanship in Lagos.

Agbede, after spending his eight-year tenure

in office, ensured that Oluomo did not

succeed him

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