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Muhammadulfatiu Adepeju

(He/Him)
Lagos
As seen in: Sahara Reporters, Peoples Daily, Latest Nigerian News, Opinion Nigeria
Covers:  Internet & Society, Digital Ethics, User Experience Communications, Startups
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Muhammadulfatiu Adepeju’s Biography

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Whether it is the human-interest story of some unsung local prime movers in Jeffisi, Ghana, or the business-interest story of a Unicorn in Johannesburg, South Africa, I love to tell multi-format stories of impacts and solutions on the African landscape.

I have up to 4 years of experience driving corporate communications and community building across public, private, and humanitarian fields.

I am an emerging academic with interests in Information and Digital Ethics, New Media/Technologies and S…

Muhammadulfatiu Adepeju’s Journalist Portfolio

21 Years On, Our Democracy Still Sick By Muhammadulfatiu Adepeju

21 Years On, Our Democracy Still Sick By Muhammadulfatiu Adepeju

Nigerians, like many Africans, still believe strongly in democracy. However, voter apathy will only expose th…

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The Presidential Election is Gone, Innocent Leah Sharibu is-still-Gone, Too - MuhammadulFatiu Ade...

The Presidential Election is Gone, Innocent Leah Sharibu is-still-Gone, Too - MuhammadulFatiu Ade...

The attention of the global media might have finally shifted from Nigeria after the conclusion of its preside…

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Came in a 'little' boy, left a rising star: the story of Alimi, UNILAG 2019/2020 Overall BGS

Came in a 'little' boy, left a rising star: the story of Alimi, UNILAG 2019/2020 Overall BGS

Unknown. Unnamed. Undistinguished. Ibrahim Alimi was admitted with thousands of other young students by the U…

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Nigeria 2023: The Best And Worst Of Times By Reuben Abati

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By Reuben Abati Verified, Matthew Page, David Abu, Muhammadulfatiu Adepeju
| Sahara Reporters Verified
The best way to describe what has happened to Nigeria in the last 72 hours, beginning with the country’s first set of general elections on Saturday, February 25, 2023, is to echo Charles Dickens’ poetic, oxymoronic declaration in his novel “A Tale of Two Cities” (1859) on the radical opposites between Paris and London in the 19th Century, that indeed Nigeria now finds itself in truly interesting times, where the best and the worst are on display.
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Why Sowore? She Asked, By Adeola Soetan

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By Adeola Soetan, Ola Majekodunmi, Muhammadulfatiu Adepeju, Malcolm Fabiyi
| Sahara Reporters Verified
She asked me for my prefered presidential candidate My reply: I voted for Obafemi Awolowo, I voted Gani Fawehinmi, so you should know my prefered candidate. She said "so you are voting for Sowore, why? But he can't win  he doesn't have money and he should just remain an activist. My response: Well, I'm not a bandwagon voter, I don't vote for who and who people think will win. That's the height of idiocy.
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Has The Nigerian State Evolved Beyond Militocracy -By Adewale Abdul

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By Muhammadulfatiu Adepeju, Adewale Abdul, Areh AbdulHamid
| Opinion Nigeria Verified
Has the Nigerian State Evolved Beyond Militocracy? Approximately five decades ago (exactly 53 years), institutionalization of merit-based leadership in Nigeria was interrupted through a coup that was organized by few senior military officials.
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Have you ever used a typewriter?

Yes!

How is social media changing news?

Two things I will say: 1) Greater accessibility to news and public discussion. 2) Increased vendition of fake news.

What does it mean to be a journalist?

A journalist is he whose first loyalty is to the public and first burden is truth.