Born 30 April 1939 is a Nigerian politician and a former Deputy Governor of Lagos State.[1] She was the Deputy Governor to Governor Bola Tinubu between 1999 and November 2003.
broadcaster, journalist, business woman, politician; environmentalist,
She was born on 30 April 1939, and went to CMS Girls School Lagos before she travelled in 1949 to Surrey England for her Degree in Law.
Working Experience
Freelance Presenter/Interviewer, British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC), 1962-63; Drum Magazines; Editor, Helliogravure; Uusane, Switzerland; Announcer, Voice of Nigeria, English Services, and later snr. Producer Talks, 1964-71; Client Service Manager, Graham and Gillies Advertising West Africa Ltd; ch. Akerele Advertising Ud; 1972; dir. Abimbola Properties Ltd; ch. Al Foods and Louisa Kay Associate Ltd; Senator, Federal Republic of Nigeria, 1992; ch. Senate Committee on Information; Deputy Governor, Lagos State, 1999-2002; Resigned as Deputy Governor, Lagos State, December 16, 2002; v-presd. Association of Advertising Practitioners of Nigeria; Musical Society of Nigeria;
C.M.S. Girls School, Ugos; Kingsley Girls School, England, 1949; Gray's Inn, London; Regent Street Polytechnic, now University of the South Bank, London, 1962;
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National Democratic Coalition; Treasurer, Pan-Yaruba Movement, Afenifere, Lagos State, 1993-98; Alliance for Democracy; Governorship Aspirant, National Democratic Party, 2003
Moroye Lagos; Oba Adeyinka Oyekan 11,1993; honorary, Mama Ewe of Ugos, Students Union of Yaba College of Technology;
music, reading, gardening, aerobics
presd. Federation for Advancement of Nigeria Women
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