Lagos Assembly threatens to proscribe NURTW, gives reasons
LAHA said that the union risked being proscribed from operating in the state if its members persist in making troubles in the state.
Akande said that the protesters alleged that Akinsanya and his supporters were working against the constitution of the union. According to Olayiwola, “The NURTW issue is a case we should quickly intervene in and we should also critically look at it because their matter is always a delicate one. Olowo said: “We should let them know that we will not continue to condone violence from their end. They cannot continue to kill themselves in the name of electing a chairman.
“It is wrong to have imposed someone on them. They should get a neutral person to be the chairman so that there will not be crisis,” he said.
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