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Transport Workers Reiterate Support For AbdulRazaq


The leadership of road transport workers in Kwara State has reiterated its support for the administration of Governor AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq.

The solidarity message came during the week when the chairmen of National Union of Road Transport Workers (NURTW) and Road Transport Employers Association of Nigeria (RTEAN), Alhaji Abdulrazaq Ariwoola and Abdulraham Olayinka Onikijipa respectively paid the Governor’s senior special assistant on Community Interventions, Hon. Kayode Oyin-Zubair a working visit in his office.

“We are solidly behind this government and we are working for the success of the government. Please inform His Excellency we are with him.

“We are mobilizing for his re-election and he will win again Insha Allah. We must thank him for touching every aspect of human life. He deserves our support anyday.”


The Governor’s aide reminded them during an enlarged meeting yesterday as a follow up to the earlier engagement that more money would have gone into SMEs if N2bn meant for that purpose had not been mismanaged by their predecessors.

“As it stands today we are refunding CBN N33m monthly for the N2bn given the state some few years back. If we have this fund you can trust the Governor that more people would have gone to those in private capacities like you and you would have had more to enjoy.

“However, he is not resting on his oars at ensuring we create wealth and prosperity amongst our people. I have that mandate as part of our community driven development agenda."

It was gathered that, the government is working out a scheme to benefit some members of the two sister transport unions which is almost concluded.

Prayers were later held for peace in the state in particular, and Nigeria as a whole.


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