Makinde
A group of market traders, under the aegies of Concerned Egbe Oloja of Oyo State, has urged Governor Seyi Makinde not to accent to an alleged imposition of the ‘Iyaloja’ of the state.
The group, in a statement made available to Tribune Online, called on the governor not to support the imposition of someone who does not have shops in the state as the Iyaloja.
According to the chairman and secretary of the traders’ association, Alhaji Morufu Adetilewa and Alhaja Basirat Ayeloja respectively, the rightful new Iyaloja of Oyo State is Alhaja Sarat Aduke Konibaje.
Konibaje, according to the association, was endorsed by the Oyo State Market Leaders Council, the only body it claimed was authorised to do so.
The traders appealed to Governor Makinde not to allow anyone to impose an Iyaloja on them “especially those who have no business and connection in Oyo State Market Association. Those who have no shop in Oyo State should not be imposed on them.
“We are saying this because we don’t want crisis within our association. We all know what is happening within the leadership of Oyo NURTW where those who have no business in transportation have hijacked the union.”
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