Wp/kai/Lam Adesina

Lam Adesina

bàa siyàasa

Sim:	Lamidi Ona-Olapo Adesina
Làawàa:	20 January 1939 Ibadan, Oyo, Lanjèeriya
Mèetò:	11 Nobèmba 2012(2012-11-11) (year 73) Lagos Island, Lagos, Lanjèeriya
Jam'iya:	Unity Party of Nigeria (1979–1983) Alliance for Democracy (1998–2006) Action Congress of Nigeria (2006–2012)
Oppis:	Gamna mà Oyo 29 May 1999–29 May 2003 Pre: Amen Edore Oyakhire Post: Rasheed Ladoja
Alma mater:	Loyola College, Ibadan University of Nigeria University of Ibadan
Wanàu:	Politician educator
Mìzī/Mendò:	Saratu Lam Adesina
Dingìnèe:	Dapo Ayobami

Lamidi Ona-Olapo Adesina ((Kàlaa^ⓘ ); 20 Januwarì 1939 – 11 Nobemba 2012) nanka malami kà bâ siyàasa ne mà Lanjèeriya. Dika ne gamna mà jaha mà Oyo kà 1999 - 2003, a matsayi mà mamba mà jam'iyya mà Alliance for Democracy (AD) party.^[1]

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