By Rachael Olokungboye
ONDO -The National Union of Road Transport Workers, NURTW, has announced the dissolution of union Executives across all levels of its union structure in Ondo State.
In a statement, The National President of Nurtw Alhaji(Prof) Baruwa Tajudeen Ibikunle has made an announcement in Abuja that the Union has initiated the process for immediate setting up of a caretaker committee to be led by Chief Olalekan Folorunsho the South West Zone 2 Chairman to oversee the affairs of the union across the state.
Baruwa cited the NURTW constitutional provision in Article 42 Section 5, 6, and 7 as the basis for the decision, the move was aimed at ensuring proper reorganization of the entire structure of the union throughout the State.
He said “with this announcement, union executives at the State Administrative Council, SAC level, all Branches, and every Unit hereby stand dissolved.” as Contained in Article 42 Section 7 of the Union Constitution.
The NURTW President said the national leadership of the union was poised to follow due process in investigating the dastardly attack in Akure the Ondo State Capital that led to the loss of lives as enshrined in Nurtw Constitution Article 42 Section 5 and 8.
He promised to bring perpetrators to book while working in line with the provisions of Union’s Constitution to ensure that the selection of members of caretaker committee would be done across board with a view to boosting the performance of members and promoting their welfare.
He advises the union members to cooperate with those saddled with the responsibility of addressing the challenges confronting NURTW in Ondo State and advised all commercial drivers to go about their daily activities without hindrances and avoid acts capable of jeopardizing their peaceful atmosphere in the State.
He went further to commend the Ondo State government for their timely intervention and pleaded for a review of its decisions relating to the operations of the NURTW in the state. He assured the good people of the state that members will be of good conduct in their activities and also improved their service delivery.
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