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Fidau Prayer For Ex-Epe LG Secretary Bolaji Agaba To Hold In Epe, Surulere
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Bolaji Agaba passed away a week ago.
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He served as the Executive Secretary of Epe Local Government before the creation of LCDAs.
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His family and friends are set to hold an 8th day prayer for him in Surulere and Epe.
Eko Hot Blog reports that the Fidau Prayer for Otunba Bolaji Agaba, a former Executive Secretary Epe Local Government before the creation of LCDAs, is set to hold on Friday, May 3, 2024, and Saturday, May 11, 2024.
Otunba Agaba passed away recently, leaving behind children, at the age of 79.
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His 8th day Fidau prayer will come up at Eagle Club, Surulere, Lagos State, on Friday, May 3, 2024.
Another prayer session for the deceased is set for Saturday, May 11, 2024, at Jubilee Charles Hotel, Epe, Lagos State.
The late Otunba Agaba was the last Executive Secretary of Epe Local Government before the creation of LCDAs.
Born in 1944, the deceased was from the Agaba Adelakun Family of Isale Agoro area of Epe Kingdom, Epe, Lagos State.
Otunba Bolaji Agaba
He attended Ijebu Muslim college Ijebu-Ode where he sat for his school leaving certificate examination in 1968
Otunba Agaba briefly worked with the Federal Ministry of Communication, Lagos, before proceeding to Chicago, USA, in 1975.
The deceased graduated with Honours from the Chicago State university.
He subsequently became an IT specialist and returned to Nigeria in 1999 to assist the Bola Tinubu-Administration in Lagos State.
Otunba Agaba was subsequently appointed the Executive Secretary of the Larger Epe Local Government.
He later became the General Manager of the Lagos State Printing corporation (LSPC), the position he held before returning to the US.
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The deceased was survived by his children, including Kafila Agaba, Yinka Agaba, Sofia Agaba, and others.
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