Chief Tunde Fanimokun is a prominent Nigerian civil servant who served as the Permanent Secretary in Lagos State during the administration of Alhaji Lateef Jakande, who was the governor from 1979 to 1983.
As Permanent Secretary, Fanimokun played a key role in the administration of the state's civil service, contributing to policy implementation and governance.
Alhaji Lateef Jakande's tenure is often remembered for significant developments in Lagos, particularly in education, healthcare, housing, and infrastructure. Chief Fanimokun's contributions, as part of this administration, were integral to the smooth operation of the state's civil service machinery and ensuring that Jakande's policies were effectively carried out.
His leadership and dedication were well-regarded, and he was seen as a capable and respected figure within the government and the public sector.
He also worked closely with Alhaji Yinka Iyanda Folawiyo of blessed memory and has remained a life director in the Folawiyo Group of Companies.
Chief Fanimokun, who recently turned 80 years, is a philanthropist dedicated to the course of entrepreneurship, especially among the young generation.
He will deliver the 2025 Distinguished Personality Lecture of Lagos State University, this morning on the title, "The Practicability of Incorruptibility Under Democratic Dispensation, Bridging a Good Leadership: A Case Study of Alhaji Lateef Jakande's Leadership in Lagos State (1979-1983).
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