He celebrated his 70th birthday on November 30, 2024.

Olubolade, the Ipoti-Ekiti-born retired officer, died on Sunday May 11 in Apapa, Lagos.

According to a statement by his first daughter, Mrs. Oluwayemisi Akinadewo, and first son, Mr. Dayo Olubolade, he left the house to play lawn tennis at a nearby facility where he slumped.

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“He drove himself to the facility to play lawn tennis in the evening and slumped while playing. Efforts were made by medical officers around to revive him to no avail. He was immediately rushed to Obisesan Naval Medical Hospital, Apapa, where he was pronounced dead.”

Olubolade was also Minister of  Special Duties, Minister of State, FCT and  Minister of Police Affairs.

Burial arrangement will be announced later.

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Adebogun is a Harvard scholar, an astute educationist, seasoned school administrator, leadership coach, and erudite entrepreneur of international reputation.

Dr. Adebogun in a statement signed by Dr. Elvis Otobo, listed the new Student Loan scheme as a transformative step towards ensuring sustainable higher education and skill development for Nigerian students.

This bill, signed into law by President Tinubu, is expected to provide a much-needed financial lifeline to students, enabling them to pursue their academic dreams without the burden of immediate financial constraints.

He also praised the new retirement age for judges in the judicial sector, which is now 70 years.

The bill, titled “Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, 1999 (fifth altercation), (No. 37) bill, 2023,” was the first to be assented to by President Tinubu.

Dr. Adebogun echoed that harmonizing the retirement age of judges is a move to maintain experienced legal minds within the judicial system, which would result in quality and timely delivery of judgments.

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Dr. Adebogun commended the economic reforms initiated by President Tinubu too.

“These reforms, which aim to set Nigeria on a path of accelerated economic growth with a focus on productivity and ease of doing business, have already shown early signs of impressive growth, with the Minister of Finance reporting a significant increase in foreign direct investment and a boost in job creation.

“Similarly, the improvement in statutory allocations impacted positively on Federal, State, and all Local Governments in the country, which provides them with more resources to address challenges and development projects are worthy of commendation,” he said.

Lastly, the global scholar noted Nigeria’s prominent international status and the strengthening of the naira.

“The country’s efforts in various sectors have improved its standing on the global stage and contributed to the strengthening of the naira against the dollar and other major currencies,” he added.

Dr. Adebogun’s recognition of the achievements underscores the positive impact of President Tinubu’s policies on the educational landscape and the broader socio-economic development of Nigeria.

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