Khadijah Thabit

Khadijah Thabit is an editor with over 3 years of experience editing and managing contents such as articles, blogs, newsletters and social leads. She has a BA in English and Literary Studies from the University of Ibadan, Nigeria. Khadijah joined Legit.ng in September 2020 as a copyeditor and proofreader for the Human Interest, Current Affairs, Business, Sports and PR desks. As a grammar police, she develops her skills by reading novels and dictionaries. Email: khadeeejathabit@gmail.com

8119 articles published since 17 Sep 2020

Author's articles

What GEJ's Trekker Did This Time Around

Business and Economy

11 years ago

Linda Ejiofor, Tope Tedela, Star In New Epic Movie On Nigerian Army

People

11 years ago

PHOTOS: The Sad Story Of Man Who Designed Nigerian Flag

Nigeria

11 years ago

REVEALED: The Number Of Millionaires In Lagos

Nigeria

11 years ago

Over 120 Nigerians Killed by Tankers, Articulated Vehicles between March And July

Nigeria

11 years ago

8 Extraordinary Revelations About Deceased Billionaire, Deinde Fernandez

Nigeria

11 years ago

10 Things You Can Do Today To Become Healthier

Nigeria

11 years ago

10 Things You Can Do Today To Become Healthier

SHOCKING Video: Buhari Knew '100 Days' Mantra Was A Myth Before Being Elected

Politics

11 years ago

It seems that Muhammadu Buhari addressed the issue of first 100 days in the office long before he was inaugurated as the Nigerian president.

PHOTO NEWS: 16 Photos That Prove Lagos Is The Craziest City In The World

Nigeria

11 years ago

New Orleans and Cape town in South Africa, have been defined by some as crazy cities, but here are photos that prove Lagos is the craziest.

Why Next Generation Of Nigerian Students Need ICT - Prof Okojie

Nigeria

11 years ago

The Executive Secretary, National Universities Commission, Prof Julius A. Okojie has decried the low deployment of ICT in tertiary institutions in Nigeria.

Humour: Why Nigerians Use ‘O’ In Every Conversation

Entertainment

11 years ago

There are certain words that you hear Nigerians say in almost every conversation, no matter what language they are speaking. Nigerian English is a very sweet language as it allows you freestyle. It is a combination of our native