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Nkoli Ogbolu – 62nd President of IWS
By Ifeoma Ikem
The 62nd anniversary and investiture of the third leg in the Diamond Decade take place at IWS skills centre,Jakanda first gate, lekki, Lagos.IWS was founded in 1957 by Nigerian and non-Nigerian a non governmental organization.
IWS Nigeria is an institution presumed on the values of giving back to humanity and community ,as one Nigeria’s earliest NGO’s we have doggedly marched forward in the businesses of clarity creating an enabling environment for our targets, girls, women,children and youth.
“The clamour for gender parity, gender balance and balance for better should not be lost on us as we have just celebrated the international women’s day with striking a balance at home,at work, in every facet of our lives. This means that we must look out for one another if we want life to be purposeful and meaningful.
Our diamond decade which kick started with Mrs Ego Boyo, our 60th president and whom I have christened the blue printer because of the strategic direction derived from over 50 years of charity, the gains of which propelled the idea of restrategizing for meaningful change, was forwarded by the 61st president, Mrs Abimbola Ademola- Bawaallah for inclusiveness in a world that is fast becoming intolerant of our diversity.
IWS is now on the third leg of that relay race, the gains of 21st century technology imperatives will be brought to bear on work . And also we will enhance on infrastructure to cater to our targets.
IWS is managed by an executive committee made up of dedicated and committed professionals.
Appeal Court Removes MC Oluomo, Reinstate Baruwa
The Appeal Court in Abuja has announced Alhaji Tajudeen Ibikunle Baruwa as the lawful President of the National Union of Road Transport Workers (NURTW).
It can be recalled that Musiliu Ayinde Akinsanya, popularly known as MC Oluomo, was days ago inaugurated as NURTW president.
The recent decision came after the court reviewed and upheld an earlier ruling by the National Industrial Court.
The initial judgment, delivered on March 11, 2024, recognized Baruwa as the rightful president of the union. However, an appeal was filed by Alhaji Najeem Usman Yasin, Alhaji Tajudeen Agbede, and their supporters. They argued against the Industrial Court’s decision but were unsuccessful in convincing the appellate court.
A three-member panel of justices, Hamma Akawu Barka, Nnamdi Dimgba, and Asmau Ojuolape Akanbi, ruled that the appeal lacked merit. The court declared Baruwa as the elected leader of NURTW and dismissed the challenge brought forward by MC Oluomo’s faction.
In addition to confirming Baruwa’s position, the Appeal Court ordered the appellants, who are supporters of MC Oluomo, to pay N100,000 as damages to the respondents.
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