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Chief Akintunde Aduwo (Listen) (born 12 June 1938) is a
retired Nigerian Navy Vice
Admiral who
served as
Chief of
Naval Staff from 1980 to 1983 and as...
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Government Tayo Adenaike,
painter Ilesanmi Adesida,
physicist Akintunde Aduwo,
former governor of
Western Region/navy vice
Olusegun Agagu,
former governor...
- [permanent dead link] "Bola
Aduwo in
Golden Icons".
Archived from the
original on 2012-01-19. "Nigeria Films". 2011-12-21. Bola
Aduwo (2011-12-03). "Susan Peters...
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Nelson Bossman Soroh (1973–1975)
Michael Adelanwa (1975–1980)
Akintunde Aduwo (1980 - 1983)
Augustus Aikhomu (1984–1986)
Patrick Koshoni (1986–1990) Murtala...
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Nelson Bossman Soroh (1973–1975)
Michael Adelanwa (1975–1980)
Akintunde Aduwo (1980 - 1983)
Augustus Aikhomu (1984–1986)
Patrick Koshoni (1986–1990) Murtala...
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Michael (2006), Mumbai, Cities, 23(3),
pages 229–238 Obudho, R. A.; G. O.
Aduwo (1989). "Slum and
squatter settlements in
urban centres of Kenya: Towards...
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Adekunle Lawal Paul Omu (South-East)
Ibrahim Taiwo (Kwara)
Akintunde Aduwo (West)
Anthony Ochefu (East-Central)
Usman Jubrin (North-Central) Abdullahi...
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Movie To
Premiere Today". Fab Magazine. Fab Blog.
Retrieved 17
August 2014.
Aduwo, Bola (28
February 2012). "Lagos
Premiere of I'll Take My Chances: Red ****...
- is a 2015
Nigerian drama film
directed by Emem
Isong and
written by Bola
Aduwo. The film was
produced by the
Royal Arts
Academy in
collaboration with Nollywood...
