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Taiwo akinkunmi biography books

          Michael Taiwo Akinkunmi OFR (– 29 August ) was a Nigerian civil servant who was best known for designing Nigeria's national flag.

        1. Taiwo Akinkunmi: The Flag Man: An Inspiring History Storybook for Young Kids | Age 6 - 9 (History Lessons by Ada Ukabia).
        2. In this beautifully illustrated and educational children's book, young readers will follow Michael Taiwo Akikunmi's heartwarming story as he pours his love.
        3. Taiwo Akinkunmi was a Nigerian civil servant and the designer of Nigeria's national flag.
        4. Pa Akinkunmi, a native of Abeokuta, Ogun State, Nigeria was born on May 10, , but lived in Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria until his demise.
        5. In this beautifully illustrated and educational children's book, young readers will follow Michael Taiwo Akikunmi's heartwarming story as he pours his love....

          Taiwo Akinkunmi

          Nigerian civil servant (1936–2023)

          Michael Taiwo Akinkunmi

          OFR

          Born

          Michael Taiwo Akinkunmi


          (1936-05-10)10 May 1936

          Abeokuta, Colony and Protectorate of Nigeria

          Died29 August 2023(2023-08-29) (aged 87)

          Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria

          Other namesMichael
          Occupation(s)Electrical engineer, retired Nigerian civil servant
          Years active1958–2023

          Michael Taiwo AkinkunmiOFR (10 May 1936 – 29 August 2023) was a Nigerian civil servant who was best known for designing Nigeria's national flag.[1] He was commonly referred to as Mr.

          Flag Man.[2]

          Early life and career

          Michael Taiwo Akinkunmi was born in Ibadan, of Yoruba origin, the older of a set of twins. He lived with his father until he was 8 years old before he relocated to the Northern part of Nigeria.

          He began his early education in the North.[3] After his father's retirement, he came down to the West and was re-enrolled at Baptist Day