Institute Of Corporate And Public Sector Professionals; Mc Oluomo Inducted As Member

The Lagos State chapter of the National Road Transport Union of Nigeria, NURTW chairman, Alhaji Musiliu Akinsanya, regularly known as Mc-Oluomo, was awarded Honorary Member of the prestigious Institute of Corporate Public Sector Professionals (Nigeria).

The reading of oath and allegiance was carried out at the State Office of the NURTW chairman in Agege on 4th November 2021 at the full glare of admirers, well-wishers and other top hierarchies of the NURTW, Lagos State.

Mc Oluomo Inducted As Member of ICPSP

The delegation that inducted Mc-Oluomo was led by Mrs Adelakun Idowu, who is the Nigerian Labour Congress chairperson in Lagos State also the matron of the institutes. She noted that the official induction of Alhaji Musiliu Akinsanya and other inductees will be done in the United Kingdom year next. She also noted that the institute critically studied the antecedent and professional behaviours of the NURTW boss, particularly about his moves and efforts at rebranding the union in Lagos and Nigerians in general.

After his induction, elated Mc-Oluomo disclosed that “I am indeed grateful for this recognition and being inducted as an Honorary Member of Institute of Corporate Public Sector Professionals, the induction is a further call to serve and it will boost my morale in giving more to the service of my members and humanity in general”.

He continued that “being the chairman of the most populous trade union in Lagos calls for proactiveness and it behoves on us to be conscious of the attitude of our members in order to eradicate unruly behaviours and reposition the NURTW to the path of greatness”.

“We thank the management of the institute for their recognition of the efforts we are putting in place towards rebranding and reforming the union in Lagos” he concluded.

It should be recalled that Alhaji Musiliu Akinsanya will also be conferred with Honorary Degree by American Heritage University, California, USA, next year February in recognition of his selfless service and doggedness towards his profession.