Nigerians have expressed displeasure at the Lagos State Government Babajide Sanwo-Olu over the appointment of All Progressive Congress Chieftain, MC Oluomo as the GM/MD of Lagos State Transportation Parks.
This is coming a few hours after MC Oluomo was suspended by the National Union of Road Transport Workers.
MC Oluomo was Earlier accused of insubordination and gross misconduct coupled with clandestine plans to instigate crisis and unleash mayhem on branches of the union in Lagos state that refuses to obey his order or instructions.
In a new development, MC Oluomo’s son, in a post shared on his Instagram story, revealed his father’s recent appointment as the GM/MD Lagos State Transportation parks and garages management committee.
He wrote: Congratulation boss Alh. King Musilio Akinsanya Ayinde Musiliu Akinsanya Ayinde the GM/MD Lagos State Transportation parks and Garages Management committee, Oye Amori ooo @kingmcoluomo
Many Nigerians as they blamed the state Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu for the insubordination of Sanwo-Olu, adding that it will not be surprising if he becomes minister for transportation.
Nigerians also claimed that the suspension of MC Oluomo from NURTW might be a political game to prepare him for another position ahead of the 2023 election.
bxy_olubunfak wrote: TINUBU oooo. This man don sell out Lagos State to the touts. Sanwo-Olu is the worst governor to govern this State . This man is a #puppet.
I knew this is the plan all along. Infact plenty Nigerians no say na wetin go happen be dis. Oluomo, GM/MD how??? As if I knew this will be done soonest, before I made my comment on an IG page yesterday.
They have finally empowered the touts on the street to monitor the park, very dem go dey enter street dey request for parking permits. Just be vigilant out there, coz Lasgidi security is in the hands of those scallywags you’re bothered can harm you.
utyshoe wrote: Oluomo tin rebrand. Before you know it now, e go be honourable
mxxtermind_q wrote: Imagine empowering illiterates over qualified graduates.. Nigeria on a moonwalk
