MC Oluomo was allegedly stabbed with poisoned knife, receiving treatment from Native Doctors

National Union of Road Transport Workers (NURTW) leader, Musiliu Akinsanya, A.K.A. MC Oluomo, was allegedly stabbed with a poisoned knife at the Lagos APC campaign flag off yesterday.

According to The Pulse, an APC chieftain who was present when the incident occurred, revealed what actually happened while choosing to remain anonymous.

“MC Oluomo was stabbed twice with a poisonous knife called Makenje (which literally translates to “don’t touch blood”). All the VIPs were spirited out of the venue by security personnel. It was like a war zone with sophisticated guns and machetes on display”, he said.

It was also revealed by a different source that the attack was instigated by the incumbent Governor’s sympathizers who still felt hard done by the loss of their candidate at the primaries to APC candidate, Sanwo-Olu with the backing of the powers that be.

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“It was well planned by top politicians. This was carried out by thugs loyal to Ambode’s camp. These thugs and the politicians who put them up to this are still angry that Ambode didn’t get a second term ticket.

The plot was to disrupt the rally and turn attention away from the candidate Sanwo-Olu. And you have to say they succeeded to some degree”, says the source.

MC Oluomo reportedly had spiritual fortification to protect against guns, knife, and other but his attackers used a poisoned knife to counter this.

“The only way they could break through MC Oluomo’s skin was to poison the knife and as I speak with you now, native and medical doctors are battling to keep him alive by extracting the venom from his system. It’s 50:50 for him now”, another APC source shares.

Another source mentioned that MC Oluomo is recovering in hospital after “doctors and two elderly jazzmen (native doctors) extracted the poison from his system

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