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Adeyemi Dipeolu, Ph.D

Dr. Adeyemi Dipeolu is a seasoned, career diplomat and an international civil servant. He is currently the Director of the Capacity Development Division of the United Nations Economic Commission for Africa (UNECA). Prior to being appointed to his current position, Dr. Dipeolu served as the Chief-of-Staff of UNECA. He was previously the Coordinator of the African Trade Policy Centre at the UNECA.

Dr. Dipeolu joined the United Nations system in 2005, following an illustrious career in the Nigerian Foreign Service, where he started as a Third Secretary in 1980 and rose to the rank of Ambassador. In the course of his work in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs specializing in African affairs and international economic cooperation, Dr. Dipeolu also served in the Nigerian Presidency, the Permanent Mission of Nigeria to the United Nations in Geneva, and in the Nigerian diplomatic missions in Pretoria, South Africa; Addis Ababa; Ethiopia, and Caracas, Venezuela.

An avid reader of scholarly journals, his interests include sustainable African economic development, South-South cooperation, and international diplomacy. Dr. Dipeolu is passionate about education and sits on the Boards of a number of universities.

Dr. Dipeolu was educated at the Universities of South Africa, Cambridge, Oxford, and Ife (now Obafemi Awolowo University).

http://visiolafoundation.org/who-we-are/

https://www.today.ng/news/national/85900/buhari-appoints-dipeolu-as-special-adviser-on-economic-matters

Ok.... Sir, are you sure you're doing what you're been paid for or you're just collecting pension before retirement

ok.

Good

Congratulations to him. I wish him the very best as he deploys his wealth of experience to the service of the country.

Nice one

I need his contact. Got something big to discuss with him.

Economic adviser to the v.p
Yoruba ti take over

Nice profile

Abeg make una advice PMB very well cos the way our economy is nose diving in the recent time is worrisome.
No sane human being will come and invest in this type of economy when our Naira value is tumbling
on a daily basis

An old adviser to an old man

Presidiot Buhari spent more than a year employing special advisers on new media and propaganda.

There are currently 5 or so special advisers on propaganda, in the mind of the dullard, propaganda is more important than the economy.

I hope he isn't too rigidly and obstinately aligned with the UN and IMF economic theories, jus like Ugonzi Okonja Iweala, the overrated cluelessly brainless one who reigned as minister of Finance for 8yrs put together and ran the nation's economy aground in the long run.

Ok

Afonja? No wonder

Noted, same set of people. not surprise though.

Truly the President need adviser like him judging from his profile or probably CV

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AND?..................

Dull man

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In African Chinas Voice:: Mr Adviser, Advise am well..

Yoruba economists can never move this country forward. See how prosperous the country was from the time of Obasanjo to jOnathan when the great Igbos were in charge, despite the so called corruption.

Smh

Hope he listen to his advice cause buhari tinks like a dullard. Which makes him a President Buhari

What would this guy do now to raise our foreign earning?
Some iyots in Nigeria are only here to insult. If you ask them the economic solutions. They would look more confused than Mr President.
What a shame!

DankemzI:
Economic adviser to the v.p
Yoruba ti take over

Haha! Sarcasm.

What a resume. Congrats on your deserved appointment. Meanwhile, the task at hand is huge. Get to work fast and let's see your input

kahal29:
Adeyemi Dipeolu, Ph.D

Dr. Adeyemi Dipeolu is a seasoned, career diplomat and an international civil servant. He is currently the Director of the Capacity Development Division of the United Nations Economic Commission for Africa (UNECA). Prior to being appointed to his current position, Dr. Dipeolu served as the Chief-of-Staff of UNECA. He was previously the Coordinator of the African Trade Policy Centre at the UNECA.

Dr. Dipeolu joined the United Nations system in 2005, following an illustrious career in the Nigerian Foreign Service, where he started as a Third Secretary in 1980 and rose to the rank of Ambassador. In the course of his work in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs specializing in African affairs and international economic cooperation, Dr. Dipeolu also served in the Nigerian Presidency, the Permanent Mission of Nigeria to the United Nations in Geneva, and in the Nigerian diplomatic missions in Pretoria, South Africa; Addis Ababa; Ethiopia, and Caracas, Venezuela.

An avid reader of scholarly journals, his interests include sustainable African economic development, South-South cooperation, and international diplomacy. Dr. Dipeolu is passionate about education and sits on the Boards of a number of universities.

Dr. Dipeolu was educated at the Universities of South Africa, Cambridge, Oxford, and Ife (now Obafemi Awolowo University).

http://visiolafoundation.org/who-we-are/

https://www.today.ng/news/national/85900/buhari-appoints-dipeolu-as-special-adviser-on-economic-matters

He has just been deployed to the office of the vice president.

Should I blame u for buhari regime failed economy Or perhaps buhari failed to adhere to ur economic advise.

PUSH1:
What would this guy do now to raise our foreign earning?
Some iyots in Nigeria are only here to insult. If you ask them the economic solutions. They would look more confused than Mr President.
What a shame!

Foreign earning is the least of our problem right now, the economy is in serious shambles. Buhari should get it back on track first, at least to the point of production rather than consumption, then we can talk about foreign earning.

wait! this is confusing. the UNECA website say he is SA to Vp while op says he is SA to PMB. which one do we believe? but if he has been the SA to VP for the past one year as the website suggests, then he has not been advising well, given the current economic realities. look elsewhere......

manny4life:
Foreign earning is the least of our problem right now, the economy is in serious shambles. Buhari should get it back on track first, at least to the point of production rather than consumption, then we can talk about foreign earning.

Do u in all sincerity agree with me that this will take a bit of time?