Osun State chapter of the Accord Party, on Sunday alleged that the factional national chairman, National Union of Roads and Transport Workers (NURTW), Musiliu Akinsanya, popularly known as MC Oluomo, and some elements within Osun State chapter of All Progressives Congress (APC) were plotting fresh forceful take over of motor parks in the state.

It alleged that the development was capable of plunging Osun into another violence if not nipped in the bud.

A statement by Accord chairman in the state, Victor Akande, hinted that credible reports from various motor parks allegedly fingered MC Oluomo as the mastermind of the plot in cohort with one Asiri Eniba, and certain elements within the state APC.

The party recalled that while Mr Oluomo had illegally issued new certificate of leadership to Asiri Eniba at a time the tenure of the incumbent executive were yet to lapse, he was goading Asiri Eniba to take over leadership of motor parks to frustrate state government’s to proposed Park Management System (PMS).

While calling on the Presidency and the Inspector General of Police to call MC Oluomo to order, the party warned that the NURTW chief will be held accountable for any breakdown of law and order in the state.

The statement reads, “Governor Ademola Adeleke has taken the right decision by suspending the operations of NURTW across the motor parks and by announcing imminent creation of state park management system, “noting that government’s proposed PMS was to checkmate factional warfare in the wake of the recent killing of Mr Olalekan Oyeyemi, a.k.a Emir Ajagungbade.

“The threat of factional warfare is still very on ground, hence the strong support of all and sundry for the creation of a park management system which the state governor will announce in due course.

“We therefore strongly frown at the illegal and violent activities of Mr Asiri Eniba supported by Mr MC Oluomo as a remant of pre-election violence in Osun state which should stop without further delay, “the statement added.

It, however, lauded the state Commissioner of Police, Ibrahim Zungura over his intervention to maintain peace, just as it charged other security agencies to enforce the directive of Mr Governor that all NURTW factions should vacate the motor parks.