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Asudemade Perspective Editorial on Sunday The mention of akara and kulikuli by Nigeria’s First Lady, , during a recent public… READ MORE
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By Maroof Asudemade Let me state from the outset that this intervention is a critique and a call for legal… READ MORE
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By Maroof Asudemade When respected columnist Abimbola Adelakun penned her article titled The Unexampled Life of Sunday Dare, I expected… READ MORE
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The unfolding controversy surrounding the purported Presidential Foreign Intervention Promotion Council (PFIPC) has exposed Nigeria to yet another episode of… READ MORE
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The long-awaited constitutional approval for the establishment of state police has been welcomed by many Nigerians as a bold step… READ MORE
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Maroof Asudemade Death confronts humanity with its deepest vulnerability. It is a time of grief, reflection and emotional exhaustion. Yet,… READ MORE
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Maroof Asudemade The question of who should lead Nigeria is too important to be reduced to social media popularity, emotional… READ MORE
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By Maroof Asudemade The death of Oba John Olubunmi Isioye-Dada, the Osi Balogun of Ibadanland, has once again brought into… READ MORE
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By Maroof AsudemadeNigeria’s booming skit-making industry has become one of the country’s most successful digital enterprises. Young creatives armed with… READ MORE
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Timilehin Kolade Politics is fundamentally a struggle over narratives. Elections are not won merely through projects, slogans, or party structures;… READ MORE
“When you have lost your history, you have lost the essence of your existence. “
~ Maroof Asudemade
A passionate writer with interests in politics, governance, history, faith, memoirs and societal discourses.