Jama Onwubuariri Remains Our MD, Not Temidayo Adeboye—TTP Declares

By Aduragbemi Omiyale

The board of directors and management of Trucks Transit Parks Limited has stressed that its co-founder and Managing Director, Mr Jama Onwubuariri, has not been removed from office as speculated on social media.

It was rumoured that Mr Onwubuariri was shown the way out of his office because of some issues, with Mr Temidayo Adeboye appointed to occupy the seat in an acting capacity.

But the Nigerian technology company described the reports as false with no iota of truth, calling Mr Adeboye an impostor.

In a statement issued on Saturday to refute the rumours, TTP, renowned for its proprietary software, Ètò app, an electronic call-up system that has contributed significantly to decongesting truck traffic in and around the Apapa and Tincan Island ecosystem, urged members of the public to disregard the reports.

The firm noted that it has not changed its leadership structure as there was no need to carry out such an exercise since the occupiers of the various positions are executing their tasks diligently.

“TTP wishes to officially inform the public that its co-founder, Mr Jama Onwubuariri remains the Managing Director of the company and that no lawful process for a change in directors or management has been initiated.

“The entire board of directors of the company as filed and certified at the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC), Abuja remains intact. You can confirm our management team details on the About Us section of our website, www.ttp.com.ng,” a part of the notice read.

“The public is therefore advised to disregard any information or anyone claiming that a change in the composition of the board of directors of TTP has taken place, and further treat (Mr Temidayo Adeboye or) any person posing as the Acting Managing Director of the company as an impostor,” the company said.

“Our 24/7 operational support to the maritime ecosystem in Apapa remains uninterrupted,” it further stated, pointing out that, “Since the launch of the truck call-up system in February 2021, the company has recorded significant strides in traffic management, deploying its traffic management technology Ètò to solve the perennial challenge of traffic gridlock in Apapa and its environs. This has also significantly improved cargo evacuation from the ports.”