NewsMotor Parks Remain No Go Area For NURTW – Ondo Govt Warns

Motor Parks Remain No Go Area For NURTW – Ondo Govt Warns

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By Ayodele Oni

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As tension is brewing in Ondo state over possible takeover of motor parks by members of the National Union of Road Transport Workers, (NURTW), the State Government has warned against planned breach of public peace by the union whose operations have been suspended in the State.

Ondo state had banned the activities of the NURTW at motor parks following unending crisis and arbitrary increase in fares and set up a management committee, still under the chairman of NURTW.

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Special Adviser to the Governor on Security and Commander, Amotekun Corps, Akogun Tunji Adeleye said anyone caught fomenting trouble in any park within the State will be picked and treated like a common criminal.

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Akogun Adeleye noted that the position of Government on Park Management is resolute, adding that there is no going back.

“The Parks Management Committee was set up to oversee the activities of NURTW in view of the perennial crises occasioned by some of their activities which have become a threat to public peace and safety.

“It is shocking to note that some of the self-acclaimed Committee Members of the State NURTW forcefully opened the Igoba branch Office where any activity, to all intents and purposes, remain part of the operations suspended by Government.

“While arrests are yet to be made, Government cannot allow such brigandage to continue unchecked.

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“It is thus in line with the avowed commitment of the current Administration under the able leadership of Arakunrin Oluwarotimi Akeredolu, SAN, CON, to ensure protection of lives and property that proactive steps would be taken to forestall any further breakdown of law and order.

“In view of this, security agencies have been put on the alert to arrest anyone parading himself as NURTW member in Motor Parks across the State.

“While we urge our people to go about their daily activities as usual, we will resist any attempt by any group, under any guise, to disrupt the fragile peace that we currently enjoy in the State. We shall do this with all vigor.”

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