MOMTA Raises Alarm Over Impersonation

Executives of the Rumuwoji Ultra Modern market traders under the umbrella of Mile One Market Traders Association (MOMTA) have raised alarm over impersonation of the newly elected executives of the association by some disgruntled people in Port Harcourt.

Speaking in a chat with The Tide in his office in Port Harcourt last Thursday, the  chairman of the Association, Deacon Kenneth Eze said that they have discovered that some individuals have printed  letter headed papers bearing the emblem of MOMTA and are parading themselves  as union executives.

The chairman said that these same people also present themselves  in some media houses as leaders and executive members of the association, and are in one way or the  other  seeking for patronage of the public.

Eze posited that such people who are indulging in this unwholesome act are not and can not  be representatives of  the association  and that they should be regrarded as and be treated as impersonators.

He said that the present  MOMTA under  his  leadership is the duly elected and recognised  executive by the government, and Mile One market traders  and are  currently in their secretariat running the association.

The MOMTA chairman, therefore,  urged the public to disregard any form of letter, or media release on the association which is not  authorised  by Deacon Kenneth Eze, and maintained that the association is also on the watch out for such impostors  as appropriate action will be taken against any such person or persons