Politics
President Tinubu Appoints Prince Aderemi As His Principal Private Secretary
By Daniel Dafe
President Bola Tinubu had appointed Prince Damilotun Aderemi as his Principal Private Secretary.
Although yet to be officially confirmed, sources close to the president broke the news on the social media, saying “Asiwaju promised a govt with youths getting a large share of appointments.”
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Prince Damilotun has a Masters of Law Distinction in International and Commercial Law from University of Buckingham and has authored many publications.
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