News of mc oluomo

Mc Oluomo is a popular Nigerian socialite and chairman of the National Union of Road Transport Workers (NURTW) in Lagos State. Here are some recent news updates about him:

  1. Arrest and Release: In November 2020, Mc Oluomo was arrested by the Lagos State Police Command for allegedly assaulting a journalist, Adeola Oladele, during a protest in Lagos. He was later released on bail.
  2. NURTW Election: In October 2020, Mc Oluomo was re-elected as the chairman of the NURTW in Lagos State, defeating his opponent, Musiliu Akinsanya, also known as MC Omo.
  3. Controversy over NURTW Funds: In September 2020, there were reports that Mc Oluomo had mismanaged funds belonging to the NURTW in Lagos State. He denied the allegations, saying they were baseless and aimed at tarnishing his image.
  4. Feud with MC Omo: Mc Oluomo has been involved in a long-standing feud with MC Omo, who is also a prominent figure in the NURTW. The feud has led to several altercations and public exchanges between the two.
  5. Philanthropy: Despite the controversies surrounding him, Mc Oluomo has been involved in several philanthropic activities, including the distribution of food and other relief materials to the less privileged in Lagos State.
  6. Business Ventures: Mc Oluomo has invested in several business ventures, including a hotel, a restaurant, and a transportation company. He has also partnered with other entrepreneurs to launch new businesses.
  7. Celebrity Endorsements: Mc Oluomo has been involved in several celebrity endorsements, partnering with popular Nigerian artists and influencers to promote various products and services.
  8. Security Threat: In August 2020, there were reports that Mc Oluomo had been threatened by unknown individuals, allegedly due to his involvement in the NURTW and his business ventures. He has since taken steps to ensure his security.

These are just a few of the recent news updates about Mc Oluomo. As a public figure, he is often in the news for various reasons, and his life and activities are closely followed by the media and the public.