All The Details!… Insiders Dispel Talks Of Poisoned Knife Used To Stab MC Oluomo As Task Force Maintains Peace In His Stronghold

Eniola Adeniyi

Insiders have dispelled the trending claims that poisoned knife was used to stab transport union boss popular known as MC Oluomo (real name Musiliu Akinsanya).

The National Union of Road Transport Workers boss and member of the All Progressives Congress in Lagos state was stabbed during the flag off campaign for gubernatorial candidate Babajide Sanwo-Olu.

The investigation conducted by societynow.ng confirms the official statement that Oluomo is in stable condition.

The Unionist is currently undergoing treatment under heavy security at Eko Hospital – where he was urgently ferried after the attack.

Societynow.ng gathered the talks of poisoned knife did not arise because going by how the venom being bandied about works, Oluomo would have been dead within hours, at most 24hours.

The popular street figure was stabbed on Tuesday, January 8 in Ikeja and is still very much alive.

“And in stable condition” a source who should know insists.

It is yet to be established where the popular narrative of poisoned knife sprang from, but it obviously got fame from morbid fantasies multiple sources stated.

Societynow.ng gathered based on the status of the investigation being conducted by the police over the development, visitors to Oluomo are being screened.

Societynow.ng gathered that this is against the background of a 24hour placement of task force – security enforcement team – in Oshodi, his stronghold.

The quick-thinking move by the authority has helped to douse tension in the area and protect lives and properties from the handiwork of mischief makers likely to feast on the situation to create havoc.

A member of the ruling APC, Oluomo is said to be in pole position to become the Lagos state chairman of the NURTW – against the wishes of incumbent chairman Tajudeen Agbede.

Mustapha Adekunle another transport union boss more popularly known as Seego has been declared wanted by the police in connection with the stabbing of Oluomo at the flag off campaign for gubernatorial candidate Sanwo-Olu.