Internet on fire as MC Oluomo’s first day in Abuja as NURTW President trends

• MC Oluomo’s son, King Westt, ignited social media as he unveiled powerful images of his father proudly settled in his Abuja office, just days after the sensational comeback that crowned Oluomo as NURTW’s top boss.
• As Nigerians scrolled through the snaps of the NURTW president, reactions poured in—some marveling at his tenacity and others questioning his meteoric rise and influence

Musiliu Akinsanya, better known as MC Oluomo, has officially stepped into his new role as the National President of the National Union for Road Transport Workers (NURTW) with a powerful entrance, marking his first day in his Abuja office.

His son, Idowu, famously known as King Westt, took to social media to capture this pivotal moment, sharing photos that quickly became the talk of the internet.

One striking shot captures the NURTW leader seated in his lavishly decorated office, draped in pristine white agbada and a black cap, with the unmistakable portrait of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu behind him—a background detail that spoke volumes to his supporters and critics alike.

MC Oluomo’s son captioned his post;

“Mr President’s first day of work in Abuja”

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As the photos circulated, they ignited waves of reactions from Nigerians, sparking debates far beyond a simple congratulatory message.

Many took to social media to dissect MC Oluomo’s ascent, scrutinizing his educational background, the depths of his connections, and the influence he wields.

Some questioned how a figure with his history had reached such a position of power, while others speculated on the network of alliances that propelled him to this national stage.

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MC Oluomo emerged as the unopposed victor in a high-stakes election held at Osun’s zonal secretariat over the weekend, stepped confidently into his role as the new president of the National Union of Road Transport Workers (NURTW).

This decisive win saw delegates from Lagos, Ogun, Ondo, and Ekiti casting their votes in a show of solidarity that elevated Oluomo to one of the most powerful leadership positions within the union.

Following his resounding victory, the swearing-in ceremony unfolded on Monday at the national secretariat, marking the official start of his tenure.