Ibukun Odusote
Senior Nigerian civil servant in IT and then agriculture
Ibukun Odusote is a Nigerian civil servant in IT and administration. She was the first administrative contact person for the .ng top level Nigerian domain name. She has served as the Permanent Secretary for the Nigerian Federal Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development and for the Political Affairs Department in the Office of the Secretary to the Federal Government.
Early life and education
Odusote was born in Ikenne-Remo in Ogun State in Nigeria. She was educated at St. Teresa's College, Oke-Ado Ibadan in Oyo State. After obtaining her school certificate, she attended Obafemi Awolowo University. She graduated in computer science and economics.
Later at Lagos University, she earned an MBA and an MSc. From 1995 to 1998, she was the director of the Centre for Information Technology and Management at Yaba College of Technology.
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