Dr. Fakas Aka Ikenga Chukwu

"We Are In A Situation Where Silence Is No More Golden" ...If you no talk you kpai and if you talk you kpai... so, let me talk...

I have deep love and respect for many of my Nigerian Muslim brothers and sisters. However, I cannot extend that same sentiment to those who hide under the banner of Islam to commit terrorism—shed..ding innocent blo..od, kid..napping school children, and unleashing fear across our nation. Their actions remain an unforgivable stain on our national conscience.

Yet a troubling question continues to confront me: Why does it seem as though our President and Commander-in-Chief is restrained—almost bound by an invisible oath—from taking decisive action against these terror groups? What exactly is influencing this hesitation?

Many Nigerians still remember the videos from 2023 showing certain individuals among the Muslim pilgrims in Mecca chanting and making incantations that Bola Ahmed Tinubu must become president. Were some of the very extremists tormenting our nation among those voices? We may never know—but the possibility raises serious questions about hidden loyalties and agendas.

The 2023 election itself was marred by vio..lence. Blo..od was shed, lives were taken, and many Nigerians who simply wanted to exercise their civic duty were bruta..lized. I personally survived attacks from political thugs, and I can only attribute my safety to the divine protection of God. Sadly, some compatriots were not as fortunate.

From that traumatic period, I sensed clearly what this “mushroom-mushroom ticket”—an alliance seemingly prepared and packaged for a predetermined purpose—would bring upon Nigeria. And today, the bitter fruits of that agenda are being served to the nation, one painful portion at a time.

It is even more painful to observe that some top leaders of the Church in Nigeria appear complicit, whether through open endorsement or silent approval. Their support for a ticket that openly violated the principles of equity, fairness, and justice in a diverse, multi-religious country like ours raises yet another uncomfortable question: Whose interests were they truly serving?

At this point, only God can raise His chosen instruments to halt the spread of wickedness and turn the tide against any hidden agenda striving to suffocate this nation.

Igbo Hatred, Persecution and Marginalization in Nigeria... What is the Cause?

I am not surprised by what is happening to the covenanted Hebraic Igbo race in Nigeria today. Many years ago, as a successful international traveler, I encountered firsthand the painful hostility and humiliation directed at me simply because I was Igbo. At Nigeria’s ports of entry and exit, I began to ask the God I serve: “Why are the Igbo singled out for such hatred, persecution, and marginalization?”

That cry to God opened for me a deep prophetic journey—one that led to divine revelations about our people. These revelations became the foundation of my book, “Igbo Hebrew Jewish Covenant Heritage” (Volumes 1 & 2)—a truth every Igbo must know. What the Lord revealed to me in those pages has already come to pass, and much of it continues to unfold before our very eyes. And yet, there are things coming that truly make me tremble for the future of Ndigbo.

Out of love and burden for my people, I have freely distributed thousands of copies of Volume 1, hoping to awaken our race to the reality that we are living under the blessings—or curses—of an ancient covenant heritage. This is not just history—it is the unseen spiritual power shaping our present and our destiny.

The hard copy of this book is no longer available, but I have preserved the message in soft copy (ebook) so that every Igbo son and daughter who hungers for truth can still have access to it.

My heart is calling out: Will you also awaken? Will you seek to understand the covenant that still speaks over our people today?

Here's the brief explanation of my Trado-Judeo-Christian spiritual faith and belief.

Firstly, I am Igbo by my tradition and culture.

Secondly, I am a Judaica by the covenant heritage of circumcision which was performed on me on the 8th day of birth.

Thirdly, I am a Christian by redemption through the blood of my covenanted brother, Lord, and Savior Yeshua Messiah Jesus Christ Jesu Okpara Chineke.

My spiritual faith and belief are anchored on these three foundations. Through these three foundations, I relate with my Creator Chukwu Okike Yahweh Elohim God of my ancestors, who called me from my mother's womb and gifted me with His power, wisdom, knowledge and understanding to serve Him and to service humanity by way of my Trado-Judeo-Christian Spirituality.

So, friend do not be confused when you hear me say that I am a Trado-Judeo-Christian Spiritualist.