Police Declare NURTW Chieftain, Seigo Wanted For Disrupting Lagos APC rally

Mr Imohimi Edgar, Lagos Police Chief

The Lagos State Police Command has declared a chieftain of the National Union of Road Transport Workers (NURTW), Mustapha Adekunle aka Seigo wanted over the disruption of the All Progressives Congress (APC), flagged of campaign in Lagos for its governorship candidate, Babajide Sanwo-Olu and other party flag-bearers in the state held at Skypower Ground, Ikeja, on Tuesday.

A statement issued by the Police Public Relations Officer (PPRO), Chike Oti, said that Seigo and his entourage had gained entrance to the rally ground as party supporters before his group suddenly attacked another NURTW chieftain popularly know as MC Oluomo.

“The said Mustapha Adekunle aka Seigo, an NURTW chieftain, came to the rally with a group of people and were identified at the entrance as supporters of the party.

“However, at the tail end of the event, Seigo and his group, for a reason yet to be determined, violently engaged other supporters of the party.

“In the ensuing melee, one MC Oluomo, another NURTW chieftain, was stabbed and was rushed to EKO Hospital where he is currently recuperating while two other victims of the attack were taken to the Lagos State University Teaching Hospital for treatment.

“The crisis was quickly contained by policemen at the venue. It will be recalled that a few hours before the rally started, the Commissioner of Police, Lagos State, held a meeting with the leaders of the National Union of Road Transport Workers (NURTW ), Road Transport Employers Association and other affiliate groups where all the parties agreed to eschew violence before, during and after the electioneering,” the statement stated.

“In view of the development, the Command wishes to encourage members of the public with useful information on the whereabouts of Mustapha Adekunle, popularly known as Seigo to report such at a nearest police station.

“Meanwhile, two persons have been arrested in connection with the incident,” he said

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