Categories: Latest News

Leave NURTW to handle its affairs, ex-union exco tells NLC

Published by

Former Deputy General Secretary of the National Union of Road Transport Workers (NURTW), Moshood Ajao has appealed to the leadership of the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) to steer clear of the internal wranglings of NURTW.

Ajao who was worried by the listing of the alleged “siege” of the national headquarters of NURTW at Garki 2, Abuja as one of the six conditions of the NLC before the federal government.

The Former deputy General Secretary in a statement signed in Osogbo said the presence of the Police at the NURTW headquarters was at the instance of the present executive of the Union.

Ajao maintained that the tenure of Tajudeen Ibikunle Baruwa as the National President of NURTW ended on the 28th of August, 2023 and wondered why the NLC is protesting the presence of the Police who were invited by the incumbent President, Tajudeen Badiru Agbede to maintain law and order.

Alhaji Ajao who had worked at different levels as a career officer for thirty-five years before he retired as Deputy General Secretary said the development at the national level of NURTW is in accordance with the constitution of the Union.

He said the former President, Baruwa and the incumbent, Agbede are products of the southwest and the zone is behind the incumbent President, Alhaji Agbede.

The former Deputy General Secretary said the ended tenure of Baruwa as President brought unprecedented setbacks to NURTW in the southwest, maintaining that his alleged high-handedness made five of the six states in the zone to suspend the activities of NURTW, leaving only Ekiti state.

Ajao appealed to the NLC to delist the presence of police at NURTW headquarters as one of the labour demands over subsidy removal from the federal government.

READ ALSO FROM NIGERIAN TRIBUNE 

 

Recent Posts

‘No one is being coerced,’ Senate leader justifies wave of defections to APC

He equally declared that by accommodating defectors, the Tinubu administration was creating a government of…

17 minutes ago

Borno community decries eight-month power outage

"The blackout has paralyzed economic activity here. Welders, tailors, cold drinks sellers, and barbers have…

23 minutes ago

NITDA advocates partnership in research to unlock Nigeria’s digital potential

In a drive to harness innovation for sustainable national growth and youth empowerment, the Director…

32 minutes ago

PFN expresses concern over prevailing economic situation in Nigeria

“We must not continue like this. A change is coming, and though we don’t know…

40 minutes ago

Insecurity: Zamfara parallel Assembly urges Gov Lawal to establish IDP camps

"The displaced persons were roaming around towns begging for what to eat without any help…

51 minutes ago

I joined OnlyFans to improve my financial situation —Ondo graduate

"I make N400k in a month as a beginner. I’m aiming for the N21 million…

56 minutes ago

Welcome

Install

This website uses cookies.