Moyosore Ogunlewe is a Nigerian politician and lawyer[1] [2] who is currently the chairman of Kosofe local Government[2] [3]
Education
editMoyosore has a Bsc in Business Administration from the University of Lagos and Bachelor of Law from the University of Buckingham.[2]
Family
editMoyosore is the son to Adeseye Ogunlewe, who was a former minister of works,[4] He was elected a senator on the Alliance for Democracy (AD) platform in 1999 for the Lagos East constituency,
Political career
editMoyosore contested for the Lagos State House of Assembly election in 2015 and 2019 elections under the umbrella of the People Democratic Party (PDP) in Kosofe constituency 1.[1] He lost the 2015 election to Bayo Osinowo and lost the 2019 election to Sanni Okanlawon.[5][6] He joined the All Progressive Congress APC in 2019 [7] He contested in the Lagos state chairmanship election for Kosofe Local government under the umbrella of the All Progressive Congress APC[8] and won emerging as the Executive Chairman of Kosofe Local government [9]
References
edit- ^ a b "Moyo Ogunlewe Takes After Dad". Independent Ng. Bolatito Adebola.
- ^ a b c "Moyo Ogunlewe's giant strides". the nationonline ng. Oladapo Sofowora.
- ^ "100 days in office: How Moyosore Ogunlewe fared on his promises". PM News Nigeria. Michael Adesina.
- ^ "Ex-Works Minister, Ogunlewe's Son, Moyo, Resigns from PDP". this day live.
- ^ "How Obanikoro, Ogunlewe's sons lost Assembly poll". Hallmark news. Okunade Adekunle.
- ^ "Lagos PDP stalwart Moyosore Ogunlewe defects to APC". The nation online.
- ^ "Ogunlewe's son, Moyosore, formally joins APC". Punch ng.
- ^ "Lagos LG poll: Chairmanship candidate promises to build 7 PHCs if elected". The Cable ng. Ebunoluwa Olufunsi.
- ^ "Official Results: APC Sweeps All Chairmanship Seats In Lagos LG Polls". Channels tv.
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