In a video that went viral on social media, MC Oluomo was seen telling a group of people to avoid violence during the upcoming elections. He mentioned Iya Chukwudi, an Igbo woman living and trading in Lagos, and said that if she doesn't want to vote for him, she should just stay at home. However, in a new video released on Friday, MC Oluomo clarified that he was referring to Iya Chukwudi as his sister and a good neighbor and that he has always had a peaceful relationship with Igbo people living in Lagos. He emphasized that he is always for peace and that he encourages everyone to come out and vote.
Following the release of the video, his son, King West, took to social media to praise his father's peace-seeking nature. King West also mentioned that his father has three good wives and that they all live together in peace. This statement from King West is significant, as MC Oluomo has been the subject of controversy and criticism due to his reputation as a leader of a faction of the National Union of Road Transport Workers (NURTW) in Lagos. Nonetheless, King West's statement demonstrates his support for his father and his belief that he stands for peace, both in his personal life and in his political activities.
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