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Adedimeji Quayyim Abdul-Hafeez
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Associate Editor, Punocracy
Nigeria
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Biography
Adedimeji Quayyim Abdul-Hafeez is a freelance journalist, creative and legal enthusiast. He studies Common and Islamic Laws at the University of Ilorin and is passionate about community development, creative upliftment and grassroots advocacy. He is also an avid writer and has bylines in various reputable tabloids and publication outlets articulating his critical and informed opinions on socio-political issues. He reports, documents and provides solutions to menaces in critical sectors across Africa and in global sectors. He sits (or has sat) on the boards of organizations like the Law Students' Association of Nigeria (LAWSAN); Union of Campus Journalists, University of Ilorin; The Tax Club, University of Ilorin; Students Union Bar Association, University of Ilorin and elsewhere. He has worked with startups and organization in building their teams and is versatile in Editorial Strategy, Media and Communications, Contents Creation and Public Relations. He is passionate about issues on governance, literature, journalism, arts and philosophy. He is a member of the Union of Campus Journalists, University of Ilorin and the National Union of Campus Journalists, both domiciled in Nigeria. He tweets @quayyimbakr. and he receives mails at quayyimadedimeji@gmail.com.
Literature , Governance, liberty social-economic development, Op Eds, human rightseconomy, policy ict
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Content
By Adedimeji Quayyim Abdul-Hafeez| Pulse Nigeria Verified As the 2023 elections draw near, Nigeria's political space comes under close observation, with citizens getting sensitized on the country's political history and realities to make the right choices of leaders elected.
‘U-Turn’ effectively portrays the challenges and humanity that exist in Nigeria's transport experience [Pulse Review]
By Adedimeji Quayyim Abdul-Hafeez| Pulse Nigeria Verified Coupled with Nigeria's bad road network and police extortion, commuting or traveling in Nigeria is as herculean as tasks might seem, and this is why a movie like ‘U-Turn’ comes off as very relatable. Directed by Gabriel Afolayan and Uche Agbambu, the movie follows a passenger, Chukwudinma (Gabriel Afolayan), the driver (Olaiya Igwe) transporting him from Lagos to Ibadan, and how the duo interface in a situation where their intentions are hidden from each other.
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Company Info
Punocracy