Dedun I S Fatikan

06/11/2026

In reality, among us Africans, we hold African Americans in very high regard—to the point of adopting their style. We must stop pretending that Africans disparage Black America; such claims are nothing more than outright lies. Africans genuinely feel in tune with the energy of Black Americans, and many draw a sense of pride from it. We share in the suffering of Black Americans and care deeply about their interests. To African Americans, I would say this: the energy you are currently projecting is, logically speaking, counterproductive. White immigrants are flocking to America in droves—because the system has thrown its doors wide open to them—while, at the same time, you seem to be encouraging a form of persecution that ultimately ends up affecting your own Black community. In truth, over the generations, we African immigrants eventually become Black Americans ourselves, thereby contributing to the country’s development and helping to maintain a certain demographic balance within the American system—which is a positive thing.

03/11/2026

The President of Nigeria is acting as he should. The minimum wage in Nigeria offers better purchasing power than the one in effect in Ghana. In reality, the cost of living is lower in Nigeria than in Ghana or other West African nations—and even more affordable than in most sub-Saharan African countries. The sharp criticism directed at Nigeria stems from IPOB propaganda. Ghanaians do not live better than Nigerians; they are simply satisfied citizens. There is no reason for a Nigerian to seek refuge in another African country; those who do so are victims of their own illusions. Tinubu’s achievements are notable: for the first time in Nigeria’s history, student loans—including for those in technical education institutions—have been introduced. Workers' salaries are paid regularly, without strikes; projects such as the coastal highway are underway, and construction sites can be seen everywhere. Military personnel have received salary increases, and wage adjustments are planned for civil servants. Today, corruption has been reduced to a minimum. The transition to a floating naira has allowed the currency to find its fair value on the global market, and fuel subsidies have been removed. These reforms prevent a handful of influential Nigerians from becoming rich overnight at the expense of the nation’s wealth. The Tinubu administration has truly reignited progress in Nigeria. For instance, foreign exchange reserves have grown from $1 billion to over $55 billion—a first in the country’s history. In less than four years, the Tinubu administration has accomplished more than any other African government. It also played a key role in the establishment and smooth operation of the Dangote refinery, through its policies in the oil sector. However, the Tinubu administration is inherently viewed unfavorably by members of IPOB (who are of Igbo origin) due to the president’s Yoruba background; consequently, they propagate a negative image of him and his administration abroad. One should therefore be wary of biased information, which may well be inaccurate.

02/11/2026

Mere talk is not enough; the primary task for Africans is to progressively restructure Africa into "organic" nations, wherever this proves necessary. Such an approach will unleash a dynamic energy, fostering both creativity and development. In this context, a diversity of ideas becomes an asset for progress. Organic nations—provided they are not mired in an archaic culture—are better equipped to achieve technological and military breakthroughs; countries like China, India, and Japan, now capable of rivaling Western powers, are proof of this. Challenging the established order without possessing military power only exposes nations to direct military invasion. China, for instance, made the development of its military might a priority from the very beginning. Freedom that is "granted" is not true freedom; the only authentic freedom is that which is won by force, through the awarness of a people military defense for confrontation. Consequently, in all endeavors, Africa must employ diplomacy while simultaneously seeking to acquire technological and military capabilities. There is nothing that other nations have achieved that we cannot also achieve. Africans, we live in a human world, and every human society has its geniuses as well as its fools; gather your geniuses in the fields of science and technology, raise yourselves to the level of the rest of the world in every sector, and then, true freedom will follow.

01/11/2026

Black Africans vs Black Americans

Why do Black populations turn against one another in such a negative way? This is merely a consequence of poverty within the Black world. Black Africans sincerely respect and hold affection for the "MDAY" group (an acronym for "Meso Dudu American Yoruba"—a term proposed in the subtitle of the book *CLASH Of Homogenous and the Fall of Great Black Araba Nubian Empire Yo(Eu)ru(ro)ba(pa)*, available on Amazon). The work also refers to the term "DANY" (Dudu Araba Nubian Yoruba), which denotes the "Dudu" (Black) race. For Black populations in the Americas, the term "Dudu" (or "doudou") retain a positive connotation; it serves as an ancestral reference linked to the color of their skin, even though imperialism attempted to imbue it with a pejorative meaning. In any case, in the Yoruba language, "Dudu" coventionally refers to " our Black color" but in deeper linguistic sense, it convey reference to a dual entity that gives rise to another entity—a source of life. We must realize that other peoples, from different racial groups, are laughing at us. Among Africans, we speak of the MDAY group with genuine goodwill; we share in your hardships, just as you share in ours. The members of the MDAY group are remarkable; your greatness is a source of pride for Black Africans. There is too much turmoil; we need peace. Let us seek constructive solutions rather than turning against one another in a destructive manner. I urge all "Dudu" Africans not to head down this path. In these times of confusion, let us prioritize solidarity within our own race. Why should we set ourselves against one another? Let us instead work together to find a path toward success and technological progress. We are just as capable of achieving progress as any other people; we possess the same faculties, for we all belong to the same human species—which, as is the case everywhere else, includes its share of both brilliant individuals and fools. In the name of the spirit that unites the "Dudu" populations, I call for peace.

30/10/2026

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23/10/2026

In the past, they have harbored a jealous hatred toward us. This has nothing to do with the imprisonment of Nnamdi Kanu. Their hatred stems from the fact that we have shown too much openness toward immigrants. The Igbo people have migrated to our lands in large numbers and, under the guise of a "united Nigeria," have become our rivals on our own territory. The solution, therefore, is to revise the conditions for exercising the right to vote: if you are not a native of a given state or region, you must obtain a certificate of citizenship issued by that state or region before you can participate in their local elections—whether that involves representing the local population in the Senate, the House of Representatives, or the state assembly, or holding positions such as local council chairman or municipal councilor. For presidential elections, votes should be recorded electronically based on the voter’s state of origin; consequently, electronic voting systems must be improved in the future. Furthermore, land legislation should be amended, and the duration of land certificate of occupancy titles should be shortened. All these measures would help the Igbo people understand that the constitutional rights they enjoy do not grant them the license to misbehave on the lands that host them, nor to attempt to seize their hosts' land by misusing those same constitutional rights. The hatred the Igbo people feel toward the Yoruba is rooted in their inability to subjugate us; if we allow them to have their way, we are lost. The existence of the Yoruba people in Nigeria is under grave threat. The Igbos hate the Hausa-Fulanis even more than they hate the Yorubas; yet, lacking the courage to confront the former, they take advantage of the peaceful and tolerant nature of the Yorubas. It is clear that the Igbos harbor a deeper hatred toward the Hausa-Fulanis than toward the Yorubas; they would rather see a mass migration of Yorubas to the East than a mass migration of Fulanis into their own Igbo lands. Consequently, the animosity they display toward the Yorubas on our soil is part of a strategy aimed at conquering us within our own territory. To achieve this, they exploit the inequitable voting rights they enjoy among us. Yorubas, wake up!

07/10/2026

Nigeria diversity
The general saying is that, Nigerians talk bad of Nigeria, but neither our government nor any Nigerian has given a convincing reason why Nigerians talk bad of Nigeria. When we talk of poverty, Nigeria's minimum wage still has purchasing power than all west African countries minimum wage purchasing power.In fact, Nigerians have purchasing power more than many Black African countries citizens.

Poverty is not the major reason Nigerians talk bad of Nigeria, Senega, Chad, Niger, central Africa, Congo, and many African countries are poorer than Nigeria, but citizens of these countries never come out and talk bad of their country. All these countries now have a related spirit of national identity. though there is minor diversity.
My question is; why do Nigerians not talk badly of their main ethnicity outside Nigeria?Oh! our ethnic are saints. Fact is, our ethics formed Nigeria. Fact is, each ethnic group that formed Nigeria, has their organic spirit of loyalty to their organic ethnicity identity. Despite diversity being divine, even it exists in a nuclear family. But internal minor diversity in the organic world is manageable in resolving their internal differences. .

For me; Nigerians(especially southern ethnics and the Middle Belt) talk badly of Nigeria, because ethnic spirit rejects the political ideology governing the zone called Nigeria. Until political social ideology governing Nigeria assures ethnic sovereignty, in a way one major ethnic will not conquer another one and put an end to their ethnic civilisation, even posibly to their human existence, through help of extremist in government, that silent sponsoring terrorism in colluding with extremist that find their ways to be part of Nigeria federal security setting. .

When Nigeria togetherly celebrates sport pride, it is simple that our ethnicities share the pride;but not as a result of natural love for Nigeria.

Western world needs to know that Nigeria is a zone of ethnic dangerous political rivalry and prominent for future war, if the right thing is not done. And westernal world(America, Europe)needs to be involved in restructuring Nigeria, if not, they may lose Nigeria to the sense of Afghanistan, which is not profitable to western world.

Solution;I propose regional consensus autonomous, under a presidium kind of government. This is a system of consensus regions forming their government with their security, that includes regional police, even with regional chief of army staff, to be coordinated by chief of defence staff, that inturn under commandant in chief of armed force(The president),that to be elected by regional president, that formed the presidium and on a regional rotational base of two years duration, because is not meant to govern perce, like too powerful presidential system. But to coordinate Nigeria's system in the sector of national security, foreign affairs, monetary policy, and other aspects.

Each region must contribute the same amount to form a national army. Nigeria needs to put an end to the presidential election.This will put end to regional rivalry that can lead to future war, or permit one group to subdue another group to become their subject.
2. Each region with their constitution like America, while federal cases will be under federal constitution and federal judiciary.
Immigrations
3; Each region must 80 percent control their borders, in conjunction with federal inspector migrational police immigrants.

Internal Affairs; this must be totally controlled by the regional internal affair ministry; but in conjunction with 20percent federal internal affair inspectors. And a Nigerian that is not well behaved in the hosted land, can be deported back to his or her region. Each region must ideally open their gate for integration of other Nigerians into their region's nationality.

4. Electoral system must be fully controlled by the regional government. A system of presidium sees each region as a mining country. And being a Nigerian is not an automatic ticket for you to vote out of your region's local election. In fact, before regional autonomous come to be, state assembly should pass law that prevent non indigenous to vote in their local election, except such person has citizenship certificate. Local election includes 'governo, senate, house of representative, state house of assembly and chairman and councilor.

We need to understand that, Nigeria constitution is a fraudulent constitution, not of the collective will of the ethnic people, but imposed by the military. So I think it is time we need to decode Nigeria and govern our world with political social ideology that suits our own nature.Peace to all.

A book subTitle "Clash of Homogenous and the Fall of Great Black Araba Nubian Empire Yo(Eu)ru(ro)ba(pa); available on Amazon.

10/09/2026

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12/07/2026

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