{{Infobox person| name                      = Abidemi Sanusi| image                     =| image_size                = 180px| alt                       =| caption                   =| birth_date                =| birth_place               = Eko, Naijiria| death_date                =| death_place               =| body_discovered           =| death_cause               =| resting_place             =| resting_place_coordinates =| nationality               = Omo Naijiria | ethnicity                 = Yoruba| citizenship               =| other_names               =| known_for                 =| education                 = Leeds University| alma_mater                =| employer                  =| notable works             = Iwe-itan Aroso ti akole re n je Eyo, iwe-iroyin, Kemi's Journal, Iwe-itan, Zack's Story of Life, Love and Everything, God has daughter's too| occupation                = Onkowe| years_active              =| salary                    =| networth                  =| party                     =| opponents                 =| spouse                    =| partner                   =| children                  =| relations                 =| callsign                  =| awards                    =| signature                 =| signature_alt             =| website                   =| footnotes                 =| misc                      =}}Abidemi Sanusi je gbajumo ilumooka onkowe omo bibi orile-ede Naijiria ti won bi si Ipinle EkoIgbesi-aye reWon bi Abidemi Sanusi si ilu Eko lorile-ede Naijiria.. 
She also Congbáà to ‘Saturday thought', a Weekly column in the Herald.Awards, BBC 'Breez' Burmudic Award[5]2008, BBC/Royal Court Theatre ’24 Degree' Writing competition.[6] performanceSabimbola performs storytelling,[7] Radio Musicals [8] and Poetry on Stage.. 