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Adewojumi Aderemi
Adewojumi Aderemi is a Communications and Branding professional with over five years of experience in editorial management, multimedia journalism, marketing and copywriting. Graduating from the London College of Communication with a Distinction in her Master's in Media Communication & Critical Practices, Adewojumi has gone on to work with culturally influential brands across the world, such as Rolling Stone, Nike Jordan, Meta, Havana Club, Sony Music & subsidiaries and The NATIVE Magazine.
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 EditorDeputy Editor across multiple NATIVE Magazine covers |  Burna BoyCover story for Rolling Stone March 2022 cover, starring Burna Boy |  JORDANCopy for Jordan's Black History Season 'Action Over Words' workshops |  Meta Flex NaijaInternal communications copy for for Meta's Flex Naija incubator program |
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 Skepta x Havana Club 7 2.0Campaign lead for Skepta x Havana Club 7 2.0 media partnership with The NATIVE |  #MyLoveIsBlackLovePartnership manager for Bumble's #MyLoveIsBlackLove campaign with The NATIVE |  FireboyDMLAn interview for The Face magazine profiling Fireboy as Nigeria's elusive loverman |  Cyber Crime in Nigerian PopAn article arguing that silencing Nigerian rappers is not an effective solution in tackling cyber crime |
 What IfAn interview with photographer, Stephen Tayo |  'Made in Lagos' ReviewAn album review for Wizkid's grammy nominated album 'Made in Lagos' |  PRIDEThe NATIVE Magazine's 2021 PRIDE campaign |  De-stigmatising drug use in NigeriaA Mental Health Awareness campaign advocating for help, not judgement, for drug abuse victims |
 Trans Identities in NigeriaIntroducing Bobrisky, Nigeria’s controversial transgender social media queen – for gal-dem |  The Day Before the RageAn immersive interview and concert review of Cruel Santino's first-ever headline show |  Nigerian Artists As SuperheroesFinding the superhero counterparts of Nigerian artists. Illustrated by Debola Abimbolu. Directed by Seni Saraki |  Creating in KadunaAn interview showcasing the creative talent emerging from the Northern Nigerian state, despite ongoing violence in the region |
 UnremarkableA prose piece of self-discovery |  NATIVEAuthor's profile as Features Editor of The NATIVE magazine |  BRAgWords on BRAg About It |
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