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Stay away from Ogun parks, garages or face prosecution, Abiodun warns NURTW

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The Ogun government has warned the leadership of the National Union of Road Transport Workers (NURTW) and their operatives to stay away from all parks and garages in the state to avoid incurring the full wrath of the law.

Alhaji Abdulwaheed Odusile,  the Commissioner for Information , gave  the warning in a statement issued in Abeokuta on Sunday. 

Odusile explained that the warning became necessary in view of intelligence reports by the security agencies that the   union was  planning to resume collection of dues and revenues on behalf of the government at the motor parks and garages in the state 

He added that it was against the existing decision of the government banning the activities of the NURTW in all the motor parks and garages in the state.

“It will be recalled that following crisis in the leadership of the NURTW in the state that threatened security of lives and properties, particularly public transport in the state, the House of Assembly in June 2020 passed a resolution suspending the activities of the union in the state. 

“The government subsequently banned the activities of the union in all motor parks and garages in the state.

“Security agencies have been given firm directive to arrest and prosecute any operative of the NURTW , group or association that has not been approved by the government to act on its behalf that attempts to defy the decision of the government or test its resolve to maintain peace and security in all parts of the state, including the motor parks. 

“Unlike what obtained in the past, this Administration has been methodical and deliberate in its approach to maintain peace at the motor parks as well as management of transport union activities, and will not allow anyone to undermine the prevailing peaceful environment, ” he said. 

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