From Eleweomo to Toba Ijaya: Who Assassinated 13 NURTW Leaders in Yoruba Land?

The recent assassination of Toba Ajiboye (Toba Ijaya), the Organising Secretary of the Lagos State Council of the National Union of Road Transport Workers (NURTW), has once again drawn national attention to the violent history surrounding transport union politics in Southwest Nigeria. But Toba Ijaya is far from the first. In this documentary, we examine some of the most prominent assassinations of NURTW officials and transport union leaders across Lagos, Oyo, Osun and Kwara States over nearly two decades. Featured in this documentary: Toba Ajiboye (Toba Ijaya) Samuel Kayode (Ekpo Kinkin) Rasaq Bello (Hamburger) Saka Saula Olayemi Matthew Eniola (Esi Oluwo) Onaopemipo Lawal (Ariku) Ismaila Azeez Ibrahim (Legacy) Kamorudeen Beyioku Salimon Akilapa Alhaji Adebayo Akande (Eleweomo) Adeboye Ademoroti (Germani) Kazeem Oyewole Alhaji Saheed This video explores: ✅ The rise of transport union politics in Southwest Nigeria ✅ The deadly supremacy battles over motor park control ✅ The intersection of transport unions and political influence ✅ The assassinations that changed Lagos and Ibadan politics ✅ Why many of these murders remain unresolved From the streets of Oshodi and Mile 12 in Lagos to the motor parks of Ibadan and Ilesa, this documentary traces one of the most violent chapters in Nigeria's transport union history. Disclaimer: This documentary is based on publicly reported incidents and historical records. References to investigations, arrests, allegations or political affiliations are presented for historical and journalistic purposes only. Inclusion does not imply criminal responsibility for any individual where no conviction exists. 📌 Which of these assassinations shocked you the most? Share your thoughts respectfully in the comments.