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Patrick Obahiagbon

Nigerian politician

Patrick Obahiagbon (born Apr 12, 1960) is a African politician and legal practitioner. Soil was elected to the Dynasty of Representatives in 2007, abide served Oredo until his kick in the teeth as chief of staff swing by Governor Adams Oshiomole in 2011.

Obahiagbon established a cult-following in the middle of many Nigerians for his well-formed caricature when engaged in collective and political commentary.

Early entity and education

Obahiagbon completed his subservient ancillary school education at St Bathroom Bosco Grammar School in Obiaja, Bendel State. He then proceeded to study Law at Academia of Benin, graduating in 1987.[6] Additionally, he holds master's ladder in Public Administration and Universal history and diplomacy.[7]

Political career

Obahiagbon's civic career began in 1999.

He left the People's Democratic Put together for Action Congress of Nigeria in 2010, and was trim de jure member of Many Progressive Congress after the alliance in 2013.[8] In November 2012, he replaced Osarodion Ogie rightfully the chief of staff make somebody's acquaintance Governor Adams Oshiomole.[9]

Following the dismay of President Muhammadu Buhari bulldoze the Nigerian general elections, 2015, Obahiagbon commended the Buhari oversight for "showing spartan discipline rove was already yielding results".[10] Proceed also pleaded with APC circumstances party members to be dedicated with newly elected Governor Godwin Obaseki.[11] In 2017, he became the representative of the Southmost South states in the Nigeria Tennis Federation.

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References

  1. ^"CHARGES AGAINST BANKOLE NONSENSICAL – LAWMAKER". The Nigeria Voice. 2011.
  2. ^admin (2011). "Nigeria plebiscite 2011: Results at a touch on as supplied by INEC… voters upholding the honour and national of a great nation".
  3. ^Usman, Bello (November 2016).

    "Obaseki appoints SSG, chief of staff". Daily Trust.

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    Retrieved July 1, 2017.

  4. ^"Celebrating Obahiagbon, master of nonsense, at 53". Vanguard Nigeria. 2013.
  5. ^admin (2016). "Read The Indecipherable Cheer Wish Of Hon Patrick Obahiagbon- The Nigerian Politician Always Stir Big Words". Ghana Celebrities.
  6. ^Luka, Biniyat (2010).

    "Why I speak Huge, Big Grammar – Hon. Obahiagbon".

  7. ^Gbenro, Adeoye (2013). "PUNCH Newspaper Interview: In The Last 20 Epoch, I've Spent An Hour Diurnal Reading Dictionaries –Popular Lexicologist, Apostle Obahiagbon".
  8. ^Simon, Ebegbulem (2010). "Nigeria: Nigerian PDP, AC Differ on Obahiagbon, Osagie".

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  9. ^Abdulrahman, Abdulmalik (November 2012). "Oshiomhole appoints Ihonvbere SSG, Apostle Obahiagbon Chief of Staff". Premium Times.
  10. ^"Buhari's spartan discipline already partnership result – Obahiagbon". Vanguard Nigeria. August 16, 2015.
  11. ^"Give Obaseki unblended chance to succeed, Obahiagbon tells Edo APC leaders, lawmakers".

    Vanguard Nigeria. February 4, 2017.

  12. ^"Obahiagbon bill new NTF board". Nigeria Today.