Born
September 29, 1941
Chief
ADEGOKE,
Olusegun
COMMISSIONER FOR LANDS, SUR VEY ANDTOWN PLANNING Chief Olusegun Adegoke hails from Ondo. He was one of thelucky pupils who had the first taste of the fruits of the Universal Free Primary Education Scheme introduced in the former Western Region. At that time hewas at the Local Authority School, Ondo, from 1951 to 1956. After obtaining the First School Leaving Certificate, Chief Adegoke gained admission to Ondo Boys' High School as it was then known, passing out in 1962 with the West African School Certificate. He secured employment as aclerk in the Federal Office of Statistics, Lagos in 1963, moving later to the Electricity Corporation of Nigeria (now N.E.P.A.) where he remained until 1965. Chief Adegoke later took a trip to Britain in search of the 'golden fleece', which he secured in 1974 when the University ofLondon awarded him the Bachelor of Laws Degree after some years' of study. He was called to the Nigerian Bar in 1976. he also holds a Diploma in International Affairs of London University. Due to his interest in community service, Chief Adegoke returned to Ondo his home town where he set up a flourishing private legal practice in which he continued until his appoint ment as a State Commissioner. He is the Publicity Secretary ofthe U.P.N., Ondo State Branch. During his stay in London, Chief Adegoke also had an exposure to the Public Service system, having worked for some time in the British Ministry of Social Security.
Marital Status
- Married
Name of Spouse
State of Origin:
Ondo State
Father's Name
Mr Ebenezer Adegoke
Father's Status
Deceased
Mother's Name
Mrs Mogbonjubola Adegoke
Mother's Status
Deceased
Five (5)
Profession
Legal practitioner , Public servant
Working Experience
Primary
reading and table tennis playing.
Alive
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