https://nationaldailyng.com/lagos-assembly-nurtw-frsc-sensitize-motorists-on-safe-driving/
Lagos Assembly, NURTW, FRSC sensitize motorists on safe driving – National Daily Newspaper
By Lanre Adesanya Mindful of the negative tendencies which largely rubs off on the end of year festive ambience; the attendant road accident and the need to...
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https://grassrootsparrot.com/nurtw-crisis-deepens-as-baruwa-ousts-mc-oluomo/
NURTW Crisis Deepens As Baruwa Ousts MC Oluomo - GRASSROOTS PARROT
Mar 23, 2026 - The leadership crisis rocking the National Union of Road Transport Workers (NURTW) escalated on Monday as Tajudeen Baruwa assumed control of the union’s...
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https://www.tori.ng/news/313231/i-was-invited-by-dss-but-granted-bail-nurtw-chairm.html
I Was Invited by DSS But Granted Bail - NURTW Chairman Lagos State Denies Thre@tening Opposition...
Oct 3, 2025 - GRV who shared the video, alleged that the NURTW leaders are inciting violence against members of the opposition in the state called on the DSS to take action.
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https://nationalinsightnews.com/i-am-alive-ex-nurtw-chairman-akinsola-tokyo-debunks-death-rumour/
'I am Alive' - Ex NURTW Chairman, Akinsola Tokyo Debunks Death Rumour | National Insight News
Mar 17, 2024 - Earlier Alhaji Taye Ijoba Ajadi Ibadan had urge members of the public to debunk any information about Alh. Tokyo's death."He's alive, hale
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https://nigeriastories.com/2025/10/23/bad-road-network-fueling-robbery-kidnapping-across-nigeria-nurtw/
Bad Road Network Fueling Robbery, Kidnapping Across Nigeria – NURTW - Nigeria Stories
Oct 23, 2025 - Abuja, Nigeria — The Chairman of the National Union of Road Transport Workers (NURTW), Mr. Francis Arhiyor, has decried the deplorable state of Nigeria’s road
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https://www.nigerianewspoint.org/2022/08/01/imo-nurtw-renders-financial-help-to-ace-unionist-chukwu/
Imo NURTW Renders Financial Help To Ace Unionist -Chukwu - Nigeria Newspoint
Aug 1, 2022 - The leadership of the National Union of Road Transport Workers, NURTW, Imo State chapter led by its Chairman, Apostle Sam Udeh(Ezeumuokorobia), as part of his
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https://arogidigbanews.com/ondo-nurtw-urged-to-steer-clear-of-nationwide-planned-protest/
Ondo: NURTW urged to steer clear of nationwide planned protest - Arogidigba Global Journal
Jul 25, 2024 - Governor Lucky Aiyedatiwa of Ondo State has urged residents of Ondo State, particularly the members of the National Union of Road Transport Workers, NURTW, in
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https://staging.punchng.com/video-nurtw-names-lagos-motor-park-after-tinubu/
NURTW Unveils New Lagos Motor Park Named After Bola Tinubu
Feb 17, 2026 - The Lagos NURTW has officially opened a multi-million naira motor park in Oyingbo, naming it the President Bola Ahmed Tinubu Modern Garage.
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https://newscarrier.ng/makindes-cps-is-a-liar-mukaila-auxiliary-is-an-aide-to-oyo-gov-not-nurtw-member-agbeyangi/
Makinde's CPS is a Liar! Mukaila Auxiliary is an Aide to Oyo Gov, Not NURTW Member - Agbeyangi -...
Apr 15, 2021 - The National Secretary to Nigerian National Union of Road Transport Workers ( NURTW ) Mr. Kayode Agbeyangi has cautioned Oyo state governor press secretary...
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https://www.tori.ng/news/196025/nurtw-crisis-mc-oluomo-is-not-in-control-of-motor.html
NURTW Crisis: MC Oluomo Is Not In Control Of Motor Parks Says Lagos
Mar 12, 2022 - It also said it had yet to set up a committee to “immediately control” the parks and as such, it would be out of place to claim that anyone had been appointed...
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https://staging.punchng.com/whats-going-on-in-nurtw/
NURTW Crisis: Nigeria's Violent Transport Union Explained
Apr 5, 2026 - Explore the ongoing NURTW crisis in Nigeria. A deep dive into the violent leadership tussle between MC Oluomo and Baruwa, and its political ties.
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