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Ogun gov appoints new Chief Press Secretary

Ogun gov appoints new Chief Press Secretary

Ogun State Governor, Prince Dapo Abiodun, has appointed Mr Lekan Sanni Adeniran as his Chief Press Secretary.

The appointment was announced in a statement on Tuesday signed by the Secretary to the State Government (SSG), Mr Tokunbo Talabi.

According to Talabi, the appointment takes immediate effect.

Adeniran, a graduate of Mass Communication, has over three decades experience as a journalist.

He started his journalism career at The Guardian in 1992, where he covered the Social Democratic Party (SDP), Lagos State House of Assembly and Governor’s Office, Alausa.

He left The Guardian in 2001 to join the newly established Daily Independent.
The new CPS also worked with the Compass, Next and National Mirror.

He was until the appointment the editor of WesternPost, an online newspaper publication.

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