‘We Now Control Nigeria, Not Only Lagos Again’ – MC Oluomo’s son boasts
King West, son of President Bola Tinubu’s loyalist, Musiliu Akinsanya, popularly known as MC Oluomo, has boasted that his father now controls Lagos, as against only Lagos State.
This follows MC Oluomo’s election as the President of the National Union of Road Transport Workers (NURTW) on Saturday as the sole candidate.
He secured unanimous votes from all of the delegates in the Union’s Quadrennial Delegate Conference for Zone 2 Council of the Union, which was held in Osogbo, the capital of Osun State.
MC Oluomo was nominated for the national position by the Ondo State Chairman of the Union and this was seconded by the Ekiti State Chairman.
However, MC Oluomo’s son via his Instagram handle @Kiing_Westt connected his father’s victory to his loyalty to President Tinubu.
He thanked President Tinubu for expanding his father’s control beyond Lagos State.
He wrote in a post: “I am now officially the son of the president NURTW Nigeria… congratulations dad!!!!!! it’s official.
“Thank you Mr President His Excellency President Bola Ahmed Tinubu.”
“Nah the country we dey control now, no be only Lagos again. Congratulations dad.. Now MC OLUOMO of Nigeria not Lagos (King of Boys),” he added.
MC Olumo’s son posts corroborated speculations that he emerged as NURTW president through President Tinubu’s support.
In February 2022, King West threatened people for posted negative things about him.
In a post shared on his Instastories, King West, whose father was the Lagos NURTW chairman at the time, stated that such people should know they were at risk.
He first shared a video of a police officer saluting him and opening the door of his car before posting the warning.
“You post this s*** about me, I will look and smile but just know you are at risk because anywhere my people see you, you are a gunner,” he wrote.
In December 2021, King West also slammed those who called his father an “uneducated tout”.
MC Oluomo has been in the spotlight on numerous occasions over allegations of violence.