Lagos Assembly confirms appointment of first female Clerk, others

Author: Musliudeen AdebayoPublished on: April 29, 2026Country: Nigeria

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Lagos Assembly confirms appointment of first female Clerk, others

The Lagos State House of Assembly confirmed the appointment of Mrs. Adenike Oshinowo as the first female Clerk of the Assembly. Prior to this appointment, Oshinowo served as the deputy Clerk. Other appointments confirmed include Mr. Olaosebikan Ebenezer as Deputy Clerk and Mrs. Latifat Ogbara as Chairperson of the Lagos State House of Assembly Service Commission.

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