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          Dafinone himself is a chartered accountant, a career he pursued after completing his education in Nigeria and the United Kingdom.!

          Renowned accountant, Chief David Dafinone has reviewed the history of Sapele, saying the Sapele Okpe Community Land Trust Association owes no duty to any person.

        1. Renowned accountant, Chief David Dafinone has reviewed the history of Sapele, saying the Sapele Okpe Community Land Trust Association owes no duty to any person.
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        3. Dafinone himself is a chartered accountant, a career he pursued after completing his education in Nigeria and the United Kingdom.
        4. Senator Dafinone urged the Senate to mandate the Nigerian Police to thoroughly investigate the attack that led to the death of Inspector.
        5. The Nigerian Senate elections were held on 25 February in all senatorial districts where voters elected senators using first-past-the-post voting.

          6. David Dafinone

          Nigerian politician

          David Omueya DafinoneOFR (12 March 1927 - 30 September 2018) was a Nigerian accountant & politician, who was a senator for Bendel South during the Nigerian Second Republic.

          He was a member of the National Party of Nigeria (NPN). Dafinone worked on various fact finding committees during the military administration of Yakubu Gowon.[1]

          Life

          David Dafinone was born on 12 March 1927, in Sapele, Nigeria.[2] Son of Thomas Omueya and Agbami (nee Onomor) Dafinone.

          Dafinone finished his secondary education at Abeokuta Grammar School, he later became an employee of the colonial service working at the Northern Secretariat in Kaduna State. Dafinone worked in Records and Registration Department and when his immediate superior was promoted, he was appointed administrative officer in an acting capacity of the finance department.

          At the finance department, his function was to make treasury estimates of the funding needs of the na