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Janet Akinrinade

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O'levels exam. Akinrinade got married in 1950, to T.A. Akinrinade, a tobacco company executive and was a housewife for some period. In 1957, she took courses in Secretarial studies, Cookery and Dress Making in London. In 1964, when her husband's firm, the Nigerian Tobacco Company had a scuffle with
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to a family of four children, Akinrinade was the only girl and last child of her parents. She lost her parents at a young age and an elder brother took care of funding her primary education. She did not attend secondary school but through self-tutorship she passed her
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She started her political career in 1970, when she became a councillor in Iseyin, she was in that position for seven years. In 1977, Akinrinade won election to the Constituent Assembly, a year later, she joined the
22:(13 March 1930 – 1994) was a Nigerian politician who was Minister of State, Internal Affairs during the administration of President 44:
local tobacco farmers, Akinrinade played an important part in orchestrating a peace agreement. Due to her role in the crisis, the
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Nigerian women of distinction, honour and exemplary presidential qualities
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In 1982, she left her ministerial post and became a commissioner in
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in 1979. An alliance between her party and the governing party,
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led her to be nominated as a Minister during the nation's
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Shehu Shagari
Iseyin
GCE
Soun of Ogbomosho
Nigerian People's Party
Oyo State
NPN
Second Republic
Plateau State
Solomon Lar

Categories
1930 births
1994 deaths
Nigerian politicians

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