Former NEPC CEO Olusegun Awolowo Dies at 62, Leaves Enduring Legacy
Olusegun Awolowo, former CEO of NEPC, passed away at 62. He was a dedicated public servant and a member of the Awolowo family.
Awolowo had a long career in both private legal practice and government service, working under presidents like Obasanjo, Yar'Adua, Jonathan, and Buhari. He played a key role in promoting Nigeria's non-oil exports and advancing trade within Africa.
Awolowo's legacy as a devoted public servant and family man endures. He was also involved in education and legal practice before joining NEPC.
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