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Henry Dele Alake

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373:(L TV 8), the sister station of his employers, the Lagos State Broadcasting Corporation. After a successful engagement in broadcast journalism, Alake moved into print media. In late 1985, he joined the Concord Press publishers of the Concord Group of Newspapers – National Concord and Sunday Concord. as a writer and editor. A year after his employment, he became a columnist in the National Concord and served in that capacity until 1989. Later that year, he was appointed editor of Sunday Concord, a post he held till 1995. Before then he doubled as a columnist in the Sunday Concord. Later in 1995, he became editor of the National Concord, a post he retained till June 1999. 387: 369:(NYSC) programme. After completing the one year national service as made compulsory by the Nigerian government, Alake secured an appointment at the Lagos State Broadcasting Corporation (LSBC) as Senior Sub-Editor in which capacity he served till 1980. He had served as Current Affairs Officer and Senior Current Affairs Officer. And was later made Principal Current Affairs Officer in 1983. Through his experience in broadcast media, Alake contributed to the establishment of 25: 401: 94: 417:(publisher of the Concord Group of Newspapers) to aid Abiola's presidential campaign and election in 1993. Even while he served as editor of Sunday Concord, Alake was in the thick of the electioneering campaign which paved the way for the eventual electoral victory of the business magnate, M.K.O. Abiola, in the controversial 12 June 1993 Presidential Election in 457:
State Information machinery, the ministry was Ministry of Information, Sports and Culture. Alake on assumption of office sought and obtained the governor's approval to change the ministry of Information and Strategy, dispensing with culture and sports to make the ministry more relevant and dynamic to
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Recently Alake was wrongly featured in a news item in Nigeria in which it was reported that a traditional ruler had attempted to kill a certain Dele Alake. Following the confusion caused by the story, Dele Alake made a statement refuting the news story and asked all the news organisations that
453:. On 6 October 1999, Alake became the State Commissioner for Information and Strategy subsequent to the reversion of the former Bureau of Information and Strategy to ministerial status. He held this position and acquitted himself creditably till 2007. Before his appointment to lead the 500:) International Gold Award in 2000, Special Recognition Award, Radio Lagos and Public Service Award, ECHNONEWS amongst others. He was a former chairman Lagos State Broadcasting Corporation Chapel of the N.U.J and is currently a Fellow of the Nigerian Guild of Editors (E.N.G.E). 312:
in 1993. In December 2014, Dele Alake resurfaced in national politics in Nigeria through his appointment as the director of Media and Communication of the Buhari Campaign Organisation to help Nigeria's former head of state, General
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for his candour and daring in pressing for the disannulment of the 12 June 1993 Presidential Election. Alake subsequently went into exile where he identified and joined forces with other patriots like Senator
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Alake is a former vice-president of the Nigerian Guild of editors. He belongs to several national, regional and international professional bodies such as the
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and graduated in 1978. He later returned to the same university and obtained a master's degree in Mass Communications in 1981.
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of Nigeria, NADECO. From there, Alake kept up the grim battle for the restoration of democracy. He made a return to
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Alake was drawn into politics when he was made the Adviser on Information to his employer and mentor, late Bashorun
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Alake got involved in active politics in Nigeria as the communication advisor and confidant of Chief
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In 2010, Alake revealed his intention to contest the senatorial seat of Ekiti Central in
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minister of Solid Minerals. He is a former commissioner for Information and Strategy of
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Alake began his career as a journalist when, as a fresh graduate, he served at the
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In June 1999, Alake was named Special Adviser on Information and Strategy to the
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Alake had his primary education at Surulere Baptist Primary School, Surulere, in
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Repressive State and Resurgent Media Under Nigeria's Military Dictatorship
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He was appointed minister of Solid Minerals Development by President
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to victory in the presidential election in Nigeria in February 2015.
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confront the challenges of modern Information management in an
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Supporters of Dele Alake During Alake's Senatorial Campaign
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Nigerian journalist, activist and politician (born 1956)
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journalist, activist and technocrat who is the current
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Lagos State Commissioner for Information and Strategy
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Minister of Solid Minerals Development
Incumbent
Bola Tinubu
Olamilekan Adegbite
All Progressive Congress
Alma mater
Igbobi College
University of Lagos
Listen
Nigerian
Nigerian
Lagos State
Moshood Kashimawo Olawale Abiola
Nigeria
Muhammadu Buhari
Lagos
Christ's School Ado Ekiti
Igbobi College
Yaba
Lagos
University of Lagos
Lagos
Ogun State Broadcasting Corporation
National Youth Service Corps

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