Mallam Yusuf Adepoju: A Distinguished Comparative Religion Scholar, Public Orator and Soldier of Al-Islam
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By Ridwan Olanrewaju (Scripturist)
Who is Mallam Yusuf Adepoju?
Meet Mallam Yusuf Olatunde Oladimeji Iyanda Adepoju, a distinguished Nigerian Islamic public orator, renowned for his expertise in comparative religion and interfaith dialogue. His exceptional mastery of scriptures, combined with his logical approach and humility, has made him a compelling figure. Born about five decades ago, he is the founder, chief lecturer, and president of the Academy of Islamic Propagation (ACADIP), one of Nigeria's leading Islamic organisations. ACADIP, which began open-air lectures in 1995, celebrate its 30th anniversary on January 12th, 2025, marking three decades of legacy. The organisation has become a beacon of Islamic propagation, with thousands of followers and had a significant impact on consolidating Muslims' beliefs in Islam. Notably, ACADIP has recorded over fifteen thousand reverts and returnees to Islam globally. Mallam Yusuf Adepoju has authored over twenty-five books on comparative religion in both English and Yoruba languages.
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| Massive Audience at ACADIP's Daw'ah Program |
The global outreach of ACADIP:
While in university, Mallam Yusuf established a Daw'ah group to counter the growing trend of Muslims losing their faith due to lack of knowledge and understanding of Islam. This effort eventually blossomed into ACADIP, which initially began in Akure community before swiftly expanding across Nigeria, leading to thousands of people returning to Islam. Today, ACADIP's influence has spread globally, reaching over fifteen countries in Europe, Africa, and the Middle East, such as Germany, England, Belgium, UAE, Netherlands, Togo, Turkey, Saudi Arabia, South Africa, Egypt, Rwanda, Morocco, Ghana, and others.
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| Some of his past debates |
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| A debate with five pastors at a time in Netherlands |
Debates with Christian leaders and ACADIP's possession of over 300 versions of the Christian Bible:
He has engaged in debates with various Christian Leaders, Doctors of Divinity, Pastors, Evangelists, Clergy Men, Bible Thumpers, Christian Apologists, Hot Gospellers etc. both within Nigeria and abroad. Some of them are Reverend Dr Kunle Salami, Garry Pearson (United Kingdom), Evangelist Oluleke Adebayo, Pastor Olusola Obasa, Pastor Solomon Okoh, Pastor Jesus Akinmurewa, Pastor Oguntona Femi Williams, Prophet Daniel Akapo, Five Pastors in the Netherlands at a time, to mention a few. Mallam Yusuf Adepoju has an extensive collection of over 300 different versions of the Bible. Through his public lectures, many enemies of Islam have been silenced. Many Christian leaders are currently hesitant to engage in discussions with Mallam Yusuf due to his exceptional understanding of the Bible and impressive skill in presenting logical and well-reasoned arguments. The significant number of people who have reverted to Islam after listening to his presentations serves as a testament to the truth and persuasive power of his message.
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| Lectures galore |
His lecture outreach:
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| Reverts on stage at a program, check below for more pictures. |
He has given lectures on different comparative topics which include: "Where lies salvation, Islam or Christianity?",
"In Quest Of Eternal Bliss"
"Open Your Mind"
"The Manifest Error"
"The Religion of The Wise"
"The Concept of God in Islam & Christianity"
"Let's Reason Together"
"Let The Scriptures Speak"
"In Your Best Interest"
"The Path To Eternal Pleasure"
"The Stone Which the Builders Rejected"
"Before It is Too Late"
"Canvassing For Endless Life"
"Peddling Lies Against God"
"By Their Fruits, You Shall Know Them"
"Religion Without Worship"
"Moment of Reality"
"The Crux of the Matter"
"In Your Best Interest"
"The Will of Our Creator"
"Religion of the Guided"
"Why You Should Be a Muslim"
"Worship or Entertainment"
"One God One Message"
"Unfolding the Truth"
"Calling to Unending Happiness"
"Was Jesus Crucified?"
"It is a Serious Matter"
"Who Are The True Followers of Jesus Christ?"
"The Way of Your Lord"
"Knowledge of Truth"
"The Right Path"
"That We May Be One"
"Walking in The Light"
"Before Your Shadow Falls"
"Exposing The Mischief of The Forgers"
"Who Are the True Believers?"
"Our Beloved Jesus"
"Essence of Being a Muslim", to mention a few.
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| Mallam Yusuf in suite and agbada |
Mallam Yusuf delivers his lectures in both Yoruba and English, often dresses formally in a suit and tie or traditionally in Agbada. He has engaged in numerous debates and lectures, with a focus on Nigeria, particularly in the southwest region. His wise and insightful approach to spreading religion comparison teachings has earned him immense popularity among both Muslim and Christian communities. Many of his debates and lectures are widely available in various formats, including videos, DVDs, and online platforms. His talks, which are delivered in both Yoruba and/or English, can be easily accessed on popular social media platforms most especially YouTube and Facebook.
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| Dr, Dawood Amoo Alaga (his mentor), Sheikh Mohammed Awal, [Founder & Director of Zaitun Dawah Institute (ZDI)] and Mallam Yusuf Adepoju |
Great minds meet:
He has developed strong working relationships with prominent Islamic comparative preachers, such as Shiekh Ahmed Deedat (late), Dr Jamal Badawi, Dr, Dawood Amoo Alaga (his mentor), Dr Zakir Naik, Professor Buniyamin Banire Alalaye, Late Alhaji Yunus Akewugbajesu, Sheikh Mohammed Awal, (Founder & Director of Zaitun Dawah Institute, ZDI) Sheikh Yusuf Mabera, Evangelist Kunle Olohunoje, Dr. AbdulGaniy Oladapo, Ustadh Abdulfatai Jagunmolu, Ustath MiftauDeen Arikewusola, Amir Qamarudeen Ajala, Dr. AbdulWaheed Tijani Adeoye, Sheikh Dhikrullahi Abdulazeez, Abu Rumaysoh Al-Zhariy and many others. His exceptional presentation skills have captivated audiences worldwide, and his contributions to communities have been recognized.
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| Mallam Yusuf Adepoju in transit |
Symbolic local nicknames:
Mallam Yusuf is a highly respected figure, known for his exceptional expertise in comparative religion. He skillfully addresses complex and sensitive topics with scriptural proofs, logical reasoning and strategic thinking, earning him widespread admiration and respect. His extensive and in-depth knowledge of the Christian Bible and ability to tackle tough religious questions has earned him several nicknames in his local language, including "แปlรก-ล-bรญwแปn-nรญnรบ", "Kรฒbรกmilรณjijรฌ of Gbogbo Ibeere", "Fแป́แปwแบน́wแบน́" and "แปmแปlรบร bรฌรญ", which reflect his outstanding reputation as a religion Comparative scholar and thoughtful leader. |
| Institutions' logos (ACADIP's Academy and University) |
Establishment of Academies and University:
ACADIP's impact is also evident in the establishment of ACADIP INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS, which provides quality education from pre-nursery to secondary levels. Additionally, the soon-to-be-launched Fortress University in Iwo, a premier institution, aims to promote learning that fosters peace, humanity, and salvation for individuals of all ages and backgrounds is a great force to be reckoned with.
Awards Presentation:
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| MULAN (Muslim Lawyers Association of Nigeria) Awards Mallam Yusuf Adepoju As Most Outstanding Religious Comparator In Nigeria. |
The following are some of the awards presented to him by:
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| ANSAR-UR-DEEN SOCIETY OF NIGERIA (AKURE BRANCH) |
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| ANSARUL ISLAM SOCIETY OF NIGERIA, YOUTH WING |
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| OLUWASEYI MOSQUE, SURULERE, FOUNDED IN 1967 |
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| INTERNATIONAL CHARTERED WORLD LEARNED SOCIETY |
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| NIGERIA UNION OF TEACHERS, IREPODUN BRANCH |
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| ACADEMY OF ISLAMIC PROPAGATION, NIG. IKORODU, LAGOS ISLAND & ITIRE BRANCHES |
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| JAM-HIYYATU HALUL LAHI AS-SOOL-HEEN |
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| ORGANIZATION OF MUSLIM UNITY NIGERIA |
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| ACADIP NIGERIA |
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| NIGERIA ISLAMIC PRESS |
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| ACADIP MOWE BRANCH |
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| ILORIN EMIRATE STUDENTS'UNION OSUN STATE COLLEGE OF EDUCATION IN COLLABORATION WITH EKSU |
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| ACADIP NIGERIA (20th Anniversary) |
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| ACADIP, SISTERS WING, 25TH ANNIVERSARY |
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| ACADIP INTERNATIONAL |
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| MUSLIMS SPEAK NEWSPAPER |
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| JAMUHIYYA DA'WAH WAL-BAYAAN OF NIGERIA |
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| ACADIP NIGERIA, 15TH ANNIVERSARY |
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| AT-TIBYAN QUR'ANIC MEMORIZATION AND GENERAL STUDIES |
...among others.
Educational Background:
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| Alhaj Isola Adepoju (Mallam Yusuf's Father) |
Mallam Yusuf Adepoju, a global gift who shines from a family of esteemed educators; Alhaji Jamiu Adeniyi Isola Adepoju (late) and Alhaja Amdalat Ibidunni Adepoju of Akeyo’s compound, Ilobu, Osun State. In January 1995, during Mallam Yusuf Adepoju's days in Ondo State, he founded a Daw'ah group to re-engage Muslims who had drifted away from their faith. This initiative evolved into ACADIP, a global organization that has facilitated thousands of conversions to Islam across Nigeria and expanded internationally.
MORE ABOUT HIM:
Yusuf Adepoju hails from Ilobu, Irepodun Local Government of Osun State, South-Western Nigeria. He possesses a characteristic charming grace, with a slightly dark complexion, moderate height, and a face beaming with splendour, complemented by a thick beard. This combination makes him an amiably handsome young man full of energy and valour.
Adepoju is a phenomenal figure who does more than just gossip about what could be described in a metaphorical sense as the late Islamic apologists' "reincarnate." He equally possesses similar zest, wisdom, intelligence, oration, zeal, knowledge, and most importantly, an understanding of the dynamism and fluidity of "Apologetic Da'wah" or "Comparative Da'wah," or "Inter-faith Dialogue" favoured in scholastic terms.
Mallam Yusuf Adepoju is a comparative giant in intellect. The Comparative Daw'ah methodology has evolved over the century, despite initial concerns from some Islamic scholars regarding its modus operandi. It is progressive and effective, with its amenability to corrective incursions by Muslim scholars streamlining the multi-criticality of its early scholastic backlash into a restrictive cautionary verdict of "no insult, no abuse of their gods."
Late Brother AbdulLateef Adebowale's Jihad was short-lived, as Allah called him back within a few years of his Da'wah. We pray that Allah grants him Al-Jannat Firdaus and forgives his shortcomings (Aamin). Shortly after his death, the Izharul Haqq Organisation broke into sub-groups due to leadership issues, and today, no group can be said to be a continuation of his lofty agenda and Da'wah.
However, with the emergence of the Founder of ACADIP Organisation, what we lost in Brother AbdulLateef Adebowale has been compensated. Mallam Yusuf Adepoju has revived the lost glory of comparative Daw'ah in Nigeria, particularly in the South-West, in a greater dimension! Adepoju is "Adebowale plus." Some other brothers are also involved in this kind of Da'wah, but few have advanced to wield a global dimension like Mallam Yusuf Adepoju.
His flexibility and humility are demonstrated in his ability to subject his teachings and preachings to the critical prism of the Qur'an and Sunnah of the Prophet. Adepoju does not claim to be a "Muslim scholar" and remains a student of knowledge, as expected of any Muslim with authentic Aqeedah. While some apologists in his bracket assume titles like "Mufti," "Muslim scholar," or "Ustaz," his followers only refer to him as a "Muslim Scholar of the Christian Bible." Dr. Zakir Naik has also maintained that he is not a Muslim scholar but a student and a preacher.
Mallam Yusuf is currently the Managing Director of the Islamic Cultural and Enlightenment Centre, founded by his father in 1965. He has positioned Ilobu on the global map through his Islamic preachings and has succeeded in refining and engaging many Ilobu youths in his Islamic organizations.
After three decades of delivering erudite open-air lectures in various locales across Nigeria and beyond, ACADIP has ushered in a novel paradigm of vibrant and enthralling evangelism, showcasing Islam in its pristine and unadulterated form, thereby fortifying the convictions of devout Muslims while simultaneously rousing the somnambulant, tepid, or ostensibly nominal Muslims from their state of slumber.
ACADIP Creation History: What Inspired Him?
The genesis of Yusuf Adepoju's 30-year mission to propagate Allah's Religion began with his frequent attendance at Islamic Vacation Courses organized by the Muslim Students' Society of Nigeria (MSSN) in the 1990s. There, he encountered publications by the late Sheikh Ahmed Deedat, a renowned scholar of Comparative Da'wah, whose works are known for refuting falsehood and guiding many to Islam. Later, a meeting with Dr. Dawood Ayodele Amoo Alaga, another prominent scholar, further motivated Yusuf. These experiences, along with the influence of international comparative scholars, prepared him for his divine mission.
Noticing the alarming rate at which Muslims were leaving Islam for other religions due to deception, Yusuf was determined to act. In January 1995, he and a group of talented Muslim youths founded the Academy of Islamic Propagation (ACADIP) to promote Islam, the only religion acceptable to Allah (SWT), through comparative analysis of world religions, particularly Islam and Christianity.
The media are always updated with the names of reverted brothers and sisters to Islam, and the use of social media such as Facebook, YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, WhatsApp, etc. has really enhanced ACADIP's Daw'ah efforts. To his teeming followers on the net and elsewhere, the announcement of any upcoming lecture signifies an impending reversion of many non-Muslims to Islam. ACADIP today has gone beyond the founder alone; it is collectively owned by all Muslim brothers and sisters concerned about the implications of a person dying without being a Muslim. ACADIP is closely followed by millions of admirers and well-wishers through periodic updates of ACADIP activities..
Right from 1992, Mallam Yusuf Adepoju had started holding indoor debates and dialogues with non-Muslims, starting with the topic "The True Path to Salvation." Subsequently, he took a step further by extending his Da'wah activities to educational institutions in the South-Western states of Nigeria. Yusuf Adepoju invited friends like Abdul-Hafeez Igbayilola, Engr. Suraj Subair, Moshood Ajayi, Jamiu Odunmbaku, and Naheem Odebunmi to form the Daw'ah group, his own initiative, "Academy of Islamic Propagation" (ACADIP), with the motto "Uncovering their Cover-ups." Islamic pamphlets and tracts were published to this effect and were distributed free of charge.
The coming on board of the likes of Imam AbdulWaheed Tijani Adeoye, Alhaji Abdul-Azeez Oyelami, Mallam Tajudeen Akinsowon, Mallam Taofik Adeoti, Ustaz Mutiu Oladeji Idowu, Late Abdulsemiu Adekola, Ustaz Saheed Akanbi, Mallam Saheed Oyedotun, and later a few others saw ACADIP extend its Islamic propagation from the FUTA campus and environs to many states in the South-West, Nigeria.
The first Akure public lecture, held at Agoro Bus-Stop, High School Area, Akure, was blessed with a female revert to Islam, the first revert ever recorded in Ondo State by the Daw'ah team. After that, they held a three-day public lecture series at Adejare, Igboliki, and many other areas in and around Akure. In 1999, at Igboliki area of Akure, a former CAC chorister, Emmanuel Oluyemi Johnson, embraced Islam and chose the name Abdulfatai. In 2000, the Ansar-Ud-Deen Society, Akure branch, organized a 2-day program at Araromi, where two non-Muslims reverted to Islam, namely Tope Igbekele, now Dawood, and Tunde, who turned Abdus-Salam. As Allah destined, Abdus-Salam died in a motor accident in 2006 (May Allah grant him Aljannat Firdaos).
ACADIP has consistently and persistently held several lectures in over a hundred villages, towns and cities in Nigeria.
OSUN STATE.
01. Osogbo
02. แบธdแบน
03. Ilesa
04. Ilรฉ-Ifแบน̀
05. Iwo
06. Ikirun
07. Ilobu
08. แบธrin แปsun
09. Ifแปn แปsun
10. Ila-แปrangun
11. Imแบนsi-Ile
12. Okinni
13. Ikire
14. Owode แบธdแบน
15. Ararแปmi แบธdแบน
16. Garaji แปlแปdแบน
17. แปdแบน Omu
18. Gbongan
19. รpetรนmodu
20. Modakแบนkแบน
21. Inisa
22. Iba
23. Ido-Osun
24. แบธsa-Oke
25. Iree
26. Owแบนna Osun
27. Ijแบนbu-Jแบนsha
28. Ejigbo
OYO STATE
01. Ibadan
02. แปyแป
03. Saki
04. Ogbomแปsแป
05. Kishi
06. Ilero
07. Ikunsin
OGUN STATE
01. Abแบนokuta
02. Sango-Otta
03. Ijแบนbu-Ode
04. Sagamu
05. Mแปwe
06. Akute
07. Agbara-Igbแบนsa
ONDO STATE
01. Akure
02. แปwแป
03. Ondo
04. Ikare-Akoko
06. Afin-Akoko
07. แปba Akoko
08. Ogbแบนsแบน
09. Omi-Ifแปn
10. Adaja
11. Owode-Eleepo
12. Igbindo
13. Laje
14. แปrแบน
15. Bankแบนmแป
16. Ile-Oluji
17. Ita-Ogbolu
18. แปba-Ile
19. แบธlแบนgiiri
20. Idanre
22. แปka Akoko
EKITI STATE
01. Ado Ekiti
02. Ikere Ekiti
03. Awแป Ekiti
04. Erijinyan Ekiti
05. รyรฌn Ekiti
06. Imesi Ekiti
07. Ogbแบนsแบน Ekiti
08. Obada Ekiti
09. Afolu Ekiti
10. Ilupeju Ekiti
11. Aramแปkแป Ekiti
12. Iworoko Ekiti
13. Isแบน Ekiti
14. Igede Ekiti
LAGOS STATE
01. Ikeja
02. Ikorodu
03. Epe
04. Imota
05. Mushin-Itire
06. Lagos Island
07. Shomolu
08. Isแปlแป
09. Ojokoro
10. Oshodi
11. Ketu
12. Badagry
13. Ifakแป-Ijaiye
14. Alimosho
15. Orile-Iganmu
16. Ajah
17. Agege
18. Adeba
19. แปsapa London
KWARA STATE
01. Ilorin
02. แปffa
03. Ijagbo
04. Saarแบน
05. รkรจ-Onigbin
06. Mแปlete
07. Ipแปnrin
OTHERS
01. Benin
02. Lแปkแปja
03. Abuja
04. Port Harcourt
05. Asaba
06. Kano
Many non-Muslims embraced Islam en masse, including Muslims who had strayed away from Islam.
In 2001/2002, ACADIP began the 'Town-moving Programme Series' like Akure for Islam, Ile-Ife for Islam, Osogbo for Islam, Ilobu for Islam, etc. During the 2001 Holy Pilgrimage, Mallam Yusuf Adepoju was accorded a private civic reception in Makkah by Dr. Naseef Abdallah, former Vice-Chancellor, King Abdul-Aziz University, Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, and later, Honorable Speaker of the Saudi House of Assembly.
In 2003, a uniformed unit known as "ACADIP SECURITY CREW (ASEC)" was formed, now comprising hundreds of members, to perform security duties at lecture venues and other organized Islamic gatherings or functions to which ASEC may be invited. For almost three decades, the Academy of Islamic Propagation, under the leadership of Mallam Yusuf Adepoju, has continued to "uncover their cover-ups," where "their" refers to "Bible Thumpers, Anti-Islam Preachers, House-to-House Bible Canvassers, Hot Gospellers, Peddlers of lies against God, Those who sell deceit and conceal the truth with falsehood, and others with ideologies contrary to the religion of Islam."
In an attempt to "uncover their cover-ups," ACADIP has staged public lectures and debates within and outside Nigeria over thirty years, giving non-Muslims the privilege to ask questions. Consequently, many Muslims who had strayed have returned to their path of bliss, Al-Islam, with thousands of non-Muslims embracing Islam. Over the years, ACADIP has openly challenged leading Pastors in Nigeria, but these requests have been declined, as that would provide an opportunity for many to be set free from bondage.
Consequent upon this, Mallam Hassan Ajao, one of the leading poets in this part of the world, summarizes this journey with the lines below:
OUR TREASURE, ACADIP, has lived long to outgrow cloth, to witness the coming of its ecstatic treasure and the parting of some pathetic pleasure. Many moments we ask why; other times we feel shy. But which of the favors of our Lord can we deny? We sailed through the storm and the roaring thunder; we were patient through it all and overcame it all. His favor kept us moving, spewing the truth despite humiliation, accepting to spread the word of Allah even if it is just a verse.
ACADIP is waxing stronger, despite false allegations of various kinds. For one with Allah is a majority, and many without Allah are a minority. This calls for a deep-rooted exploration of the past, for precious time can't be forgotten. Reflection can't be for nothing; it's time for self-admonition for yesterday, yesteryear, and upcoming years.
The ray of ACADIP da'wah activities renders their falsehood handicapped. Some say we are anti-Christ; others say we are harming Christ. But this train of ACADIP is meant to uncover their cover-ups on our beloved Jesus Christ. This da'wah demands a simplistic force; we never mind the incurred course, their black gods must be sleeping, and their white gods must be dreaming.
We pray Allah preserves the lives of Mallam Yusuf Adepoju and members of the Academy of Islamic Propagation and gives him more succour and support to continue to 'uncover "their" cover-ups.' Da'wah Continua, Reversion Ascerta.
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Unbelievable: Ile Ife, Osun State, Nigeria Broke Record As 158 non-Muslims embraced Islam in a two-day ACADIP Daw'ah program.
Legal issues:
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| Mallam Yusuf and his legal luminaries. |
Mallam Yusuf faces increasing opposition from both non-Muslims and hypocritical Muslims. However, he chooses to address these challenges through legal means, promoting civility and respect. By taking legal actions against online bullies and harassers, he has significantly reduced the incidence of cyberbullying against respected Islamic figures. As an academic leader, he sets an example, encouraging others to respect the law and fear the consequences of their actions. Mallam Yusuf only takes legal action against those who have intentionally and maliciously harmed him or other respected Islamic personalities, demonstrating his commitment to justice and fairness.
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| Mallam Yusuf Adepoju and ACADIP's crew members, including his Bible reciters |
More pictures: 30 Years DA'WAH Journey: We Say Alhamdulilah!
ACADIP's Mission, Vision, Activities And Achievements:*
Completing 30 years of a Da'wah Course that reveals truth and exposes falsehood is a remarkable achievement. This accomplishment aligns with Allah's message in the Noble Qur'an, which advises inviting others to the righteous path with wisdom, kindness, and respectful dialogue (Qur'an 16:125). We therefore express our gratitude to Allah for this milestone.
1. Effective Dawah Outreach and Conversion: Successfully spread the message of true Islam, facilitating over 15,000 reverts globally.
2. Education: Established ACADIP International Schools, providing quality education from pre-nursery to secondary levels, also working on Fortress University, promoting learning that fosters peace, humanity, and salvation.
3. Muslim Faith Consolidation: Consolidated the faith of lukewarm Muslims, providing guidance and support.
4. Knowledgeable Leadership: Raised youthful scholars dedicated to serving Allah and His religion.
5. Legal Expertise: Established a strong team of legal experts to address opponents and effectively respond to criticisms and misinformation.
6. Community Recognition: Earned recognition and respect from the Muslim Ummah, fostering a sense of community.
7. Upholding Islamic Principles: Consistently upheld the principles of Islam through their work and actions.
8. Inspiring Others: Inspired others to engage in Jihad (striving) for the sake of Allah, promoting a sense of purpose and dedication.
9. Resilience and Reputation: Maintained a strong reputation despite attempts to tarnish their name, demonstrating resilience and perseverance in the face of opposition.
10. Global Impact: Made a significant impact globally, promoting the message of true Islam and fostering a sense of community and understanding.
Challenges and Resolve in Mallam Yusuf Adepoju's Da'wah Activities:
I. Challenges
- External Threats
- Opposition from Christians and anti-Islamic groups
- Internal Threats
- Opposition from hypocritical Muslims who secretly work against the Islamic community
- Concerns from Muslim Elders
- Muslim elders from Akure urged Mallam Yusuf to stop his Da'wah activities. They fear for his safety due to the sensitive nature of his message
II. Resolve
- Unwavering Commitment
- Despite challenges, the passion for propagating Da'wah continues to grow every day
- Trust in Divine Protection
- Mallam Yusuf and his team trust in Allah's protection and guidance
- Encouragement to Fearful Muslims
- They admonish and encourage Muslims who are fearful but supportive of their mission to remain steadfast and committed to the cause
Sources: Through an Interview with Mallam Yusuf Adepoju and Researches
https://youtube.com/@acadipinternational?si=5X8gMNmdp6n-JqUj
https://www.facebook.com/yusufadepoju?mibextid=ZbWKwL
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