Khadija Sanusi is a Nigerian writer, journalist, and communications professional whose work explores identity, gender, culture, power, and the lived experiences of Africans. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Journalism and Creative Writing from the American University of Paris and a Master’s degree in African Studies from SOAS, University of London.
Her articles and essays have been published by respected outlets including Al Jazeera, The Republic, Document Women, Isele Magazine, Culture Custodian, The Ake Review, and African Leadership Magazine. Through her work, she combines rigorous research with compelling storytelling to illuminate overlooked narratives and spark meaningful conversations.
Beyond writing, Khadija has served as an editor, facilitated conversations with acclaimed authors at literary festivals including AkeFest, KabaFest, and KAPFEST, and spoken at TEDxTarauni. Whether writing fiction or nonfiction, Khadija is passionate about telling stories that challenge perspectives, foster empathy, and give voice to experiences that too often remain unheard.