Lam Adesina

Gamna mà Oyo
Term	29 May 1999 – 29 May 2003
Succession	Preceded by: Amen Edore Oyakhire Succeeded by: Rasheed Ladoja
Personal details
Born	20 January 1939 Ibadan, Oyo, Lanjèeriya
Died	11 Nobèmba 2012(2012-11-11) (year 73) Lagos Island, Lagos, Lanjèeriya
Political party	Unity Party of Nigeria (1979–1983) Alliance for Democracy (1998–2006) Action Congress of Nigeria (2006–2012)
Spouse(s)	Saratu Lam Adesina
Children	Dapo Ayobami
Education	Loyola College, Ibadan University of Nigeria University of Ibadan
Profession	Politician educator

Lamidi Ona-Olapo Adesina ((Kàlaa^ⓘ); 20 Januwarì 1939 – 11 Nobemba 2012) nanka malami kà bâ siyàasa ne mà Lanjèeriya. Dika ne gamna mà jaha mà Oyo kà 1999 - 2003, a matsayi mà mamba mà jam'iyya mà Alliance for Democracy (AD) party.^[1]

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