Bola Tinubu
Biography
Nigerian politician.
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- Country
- Nigeria
- Gender
- Male
- Education
- Chicago State University
- Place of birth
- Lagos State
- Birth date
- 29 March 1952
- Member of
- Alliance for Democracy
- Nationality
- Nigerian
- 100 Women
Books
A toast to excellence
Bola Ahmed Tinubu
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