Kalu WilsonFor so many years in recent times, the social media space has been polluted with damaging talks and perspectives that vilify men. Masculinity was seen a backward and oppressive trait that must be toned down, if not eradicated completely. Men were shamed for it, and boys had it killed in them from the very beginning.
With time this trend grew and metamorphosed into the fanatical monstrous evil that it is today. Thanks to the angry and bitter feminist women who machined everything to plan.
The consequences, needless to say, have been worse than dire. There seems to be a devilishly unnatural switch in gender roles, and with it came the emasculation of men. It’s a known fact that men are the custodians and enforcers of discipline and order in the society (any society!) So it follows that removing them from this role should come with serious repercussions.
For one, society has degenerated shamefully. People generally don’t care anymore about accountability, and the moral consciousness of society has been near-irreparably eroded, to say the least. What’s more, the emasculation of men has encouraged the angry and bitter feminist women who spearheaded this movement to take undue and satanic advantage. It’s almost as if they were out for a pound of flesh. Men were intimated, manipulated, and stereotyped — for so long.
Until recently.
“For every action, there’s an equal and opposite reaction” — Newton’s third law of motion.
The redpill was a direct response to the madness. Men couldn’t just sit and complain like fishwives; something needed to be done. And quickly.
So men began to respond.
Figures like Alla Kaduna Nzeogu were among the pioneers of redpill in the Nigerian space. They began to share messages geared at liberating men from the cunning manipulations of bad women and the direct oppressions of society at large. Men were made to understand that they too are important and deserve better treatment. This was how the redpill movement became a thing, how it grew into a fearsome and respectable force.
The message, though, remains healthy and simple — fair treatment for both men and women. Anything outside of that is NOT redpill.
As the redpill movement grew, more men (and even women!) began to identify with that, in Nigeria and all over the world, on Facebook and everywhere else.
This article mentions and credits some of the most popular Nigeria male redpill preachers on Facebook. I have vetted them carefully, ensuring that their contents are rich and healthy enough for your consumption. Every truth-loving man or woman will benefit from the foundational knowledge and perspectives that have preserved society and taken us this far. And that in no way stands in opposition to our evolution — healthy evolution, of course.
So, without much ado, here are 7 male redpill preachers from Nigeria you should definitely know.
1. Alla Kaduna Nzeogu
Alla Kaduna is a crusader for the emancipation and empowerment of men from the manipulations and whims of jezebellic women. He calls these women the daughters of Lilith.
His teachings are centred around the concepts of “the alpha male, healthy masculinity, and male empowerment (especially for the male child)”. While at it, Alla Kaduna admonishes his followers, whom he fondly calls “brothers,” to respect women generally but to also honour and reward the good ones. This is clearly encapsulated in his mission slogan: “The mission is NOT to condemn women but to save men.”
A good woman, according his theory, is a kind and submissive woman — a feminine woman. She takes pride in and is comfortable being female, neither begrudging nor holding back in her duties to her man and the society in this capacity.
Alla Kaduna also advises men to prioritize young ladies over older ones or “the 33+”. While this may sound rather crude (yes, it is), there’s an actually a sound logic to his premise. Younger ladies are comparatively more submissive or feminine, come with less “baggage”, and are generally more fertile. He introduced a concept he calls the “trinity”, which requires that, if a man must go for an older lady, then she must avail to him any one of the trinities — financial security, abroad papers and connections, or her total and unalloyed loyalty.
AllaKaduna delivers his message raw and direct, with a killer instinct that sends fear in the hearts of the women he speaks about. His messaging also have funny undertones that can soften things up. Overall, his page is rife with value for those who care about truth and honesty. It’s highly informative, educative and entertaining. Alla Kaduna is also a good writer and storyteller.
Feel free to call him the Kevin Samuels of the Nigerian redpill space. He is feared and avoided by manipulative women but loved and adored by all who care about you truth and seek best for society. Alla Kaduna inspired a lot of other preachers and contributors in the movement.
Here’s link to his Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/allahKaduna?mibextid=ZbWKwL. He also co-manages another Facebook page called the Innocent Men.
Alla Kaduna maintains an anonymous status, a strategy that has made him somewhat of an enigma, earned him a larger than life status, and made him even more fearsome.
Allahkaduna has grown beyond just a name. It’s now so massive that it’s a movement, an ideology. Followers proudly call themselves Alla Kadunas or Innocent Men.
2. Leonardo Medici
Leonardo’s approach to redpill is to shedding light on the dark, scheming, and hypocritical nature of the female gender and calling out defaulting women. He’s constantly calling on men to stay awake and ahead to avoid being used by manipulative women. Men can learn from real-life stories and events shared on the page.
More can be gleaned about Leonardo Medici from his very own “about me” clearly outlined on his page. It goes thus:
“Let me state unequivocally especially for those who have not been my friends for the last 10 years
1. I have not told any man or woman not to marry.. marry but please marry a good person.
2. If you must stay single and don’t wish to marry or have a child. I respect your decision but please leave those who want it to be submissive.
3. Under no circumstances will I support a man to marry a single mother and cater for her kids with another man.. I abhore it and I will never support it.. if you think you don’t agree this is the time to block me.
4. I will only change my perspective on number 3 if I find 10 women on this my life journey that will care for a single father and his kids with her own money.
5. If you like dislike Leonardo Medici and his friends, I will never believe that a woman of 35 years who is not AS or cripple never had a suitor in her life time. GOD is very merciful towards women when it comes to marriage because he put a biological clock on their Fertility.
6. I will never support a man to marry a woman who do not respect her father, it doesn’t matter what he’s done.. if you disagree block me now.. let’s keep it moving.. I strongly hold the believe no woman on earth will treat you right as a man who does not respect her father. The reason she doesn’t respect him will hunt you as her husband for life.
7. I strongly hold the belief that the average Nigerian woman can never better the life of a Nigerian man except she will benefit.. they can give you some assistance here and there but to invest something in you that’s very meaningful you must show something of benefit today or in the future.
8. I strongly hold the belief that if your wife is putting too much financial support in the home you have no reason why you should not support her the best way you can.. if she has drastically dropped your financial load you must contribute in the home in the capacity you can, some can cook, some dishes, some car or house maintenance but help out.. it’s not compulsory you must help according to societal expectations.
9. I don’t not believe that a man is 45+, financially comfortable, never married, and no child do not have a problem.. something is wrong if he’s based in Nigeria. . You only need to go close to see it.. if you don’t agree no need for insults you can equally block me.
10. I strongly hold the belief that a person’s mental health is very important when you want to choose a spouse.. it doesn’t matter what anyone thinks if there is a tendency they have a very aggressive mental health background you should be wary…and this includes those who are very energetic to block people who disagree with their point of view.
11. Finally, I believe that if every one agrees with you all the time, someone is lying, if everyone disagrees with you all the time, most of them have judged you all ready.”
So far, you can already tell that Leonardo Medici is crystal-clear on his mission and expectations, as well as who it is or not for. He’s ruthlessly unapologetic in his convictions, and wouldn’t even mind taking a blame or two. “It’s always Leonardo Medici’s fault,” as his trademark saying goes.
Here’s link to his main page: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100073748225812&mibextid=ZbWKwL.
He’s also co-admin at Innocent Men group — https://www.facebook.com/groups/1164940854093129/?ref=share&mibextid=NSMWBT.
3. Fourth Son
Fourth Son focuses on self-development and self-mastery for men, preserving masculinity, and encouraging traditional gender roles.
In a world where gender virtues are being watered down, men are beginning to evolve (or degenerate!) into feminist ideals, and we are quickly losing sight of what true masculinity is about, Fourth Son encourages men to keep awake and reclaim manhood.
Fourth Son sheds light on the dark nature of female manipulation, stressing emphatically on consequences for the weak or unaware men. He would also talk about “participating but not committing,” or “you can participate but cannot win”.
“Participate but don’t commit” is a concept that advises men to not claim exclusivity on women to whom they are not married. A man must understand that it’s only his turn, and should never try to keep a woman (who’s not fit or doesn’t want to be kept). He must enjoy it while it lasts, and be sure to guard himself and withhold his commitment from undeserving females or “agbomma” (as he calls them).
The extension of this theory, “can participate but not win,” acknowledges the power that the female gender wields in today’s world, hence advises men, that if they must indulge, then they must also learn to prioritize self and practice self-preservation — or simply stay away from the destructive energies of the modern-day feminist.
A disciplinarian and goal-getter, Fourth Son often recommends self-development, regular goal pursuits, healthy living (through good food and regular workouts), and honest living.
If you’re a young man looking to become a higher-value man through self-development, or to gain genuine, no-BS insights into what masculinity is truly about, Fourth Son is your surrogate elder brother.
One more thing!
Fourth Son is also a tech bro specialized in AI and Data-driven solutions. When he’s not preaching redpill, he’s teaching tech.
You can follow Fourth Son here:
https://www.facebook.com/engrugochukwu.akpudo.5?mibextid=ZbWKwL.
4. Sunday Emediong
Sunday Emediong focuses more on exposing the cunning nature of women by highlighting the subtle strategies and dark secrets these women employ. He often leverages do’s-and-don’ts and how-to’s to deliver his messages. His major topic interests are in the areas of being a better man, how to relate better with women, the how-to’s of better sex/lovemaking, and fitness training for men.
His approach is not exactly the nicest, so you have to bear with him. But it’s easy to see that deep down, he’s a friendly and maybe overly playful person. Sunday delivers his message in a brutal and almost foul but REALLY funny and playful style. He’s one of those few guys that have a way around jokes, such that you might not help but laugh even when he pokes these jokes at you.
Peel back the whole layers of Sunday’s seeming jerkiness, you will find truths — unfiltered truths. This raw yet funny style makes Sunday stand out in the niche.
You can miss every activity down the week, but don’t miss Sunday’s preaching. He posts regularly, and shares so much helpful insights.
Here’s link to his Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100079673808975&mibextid=ZbWKwL.
5. Samflow Uche
Samflow Uche may not be the biggest name in the redpill space (he drops thoughts once in a long while), but his unique dimension and keen insights earn him a strong mention here or anywhere else.
Aside dropping gems as a music composer, Samflow Uche dishes out handy words of advice that expose the dark side of female nature. His approach is unconventional, and this makes him interesting.
While most redpill messages in large part encourage men to stick to traditional masculinity as we know it through the centuries, Samflow advises men to wake up to the unflattering realities of the current times and adjust their perspectives and approach to relationships and life generally. He suggests that men learn to be more authentic to themselves, acknowledge their strengths and vulnerabilities as humans, and be more expressive of their emotions and assertive of their desires. These perspectives and attitudes are, of course, when dealing with the female gender.
Samflow’s viewpoint centres on “reciprocity” in relationships. It takes two to tango, and a woman is equally as duty-bound to contribute to the relationship as the man is, for a healthy, happy, and lasting union. Sam is emphatic about a woman contributing not only her time, care and attention to the union but also her FINANCES! He hammers repeatedly on that monetary factor — very important.
His do-me-I-do-you approach seems to suggest that the best way to get women to behave, to protect men, and to restore balance to society is for men to mirror women’s energies, good and bad. For example, she must bring her money and gifts to the table as much as the man does. She must check on him same way he does. And she must be willing to initiate and genuinely desire sex with him on her own without his prompting.
To achieve this, Samflow teaches that a man must first love himself enough and accept himself as worthy of some good in life from his woman or love interest — traits that are, you will agree with me, sorely lacking in the male psyche.
“You are not Jehovah Jireh!” he would admonish simping men.
Sam’s messaging style is nice and easy, with a good dose of humour. But don’t be too slack, for Sam is no slouch himself. He’s a bold and shameless fighter (and I mean this respectfully). He believes in his mission and cannot be thrown off his centre by jezebellic manipulations.
Just be sure to not bring a gun to a fist fight, for Sam will thank you generously for making the fight even more entertaining. Yeah, he’s that crazy.
If you’re interested in equipping yourself with the right mindset tools to deal better with 21st relationships or the modern woman and to enjoy a more fulfilling 2-way union with your significant other, Samflow Uche page can help you achieve that.
Follow him here for unconventional redpill insights: https://www.facebook.com/samflowndubuisi?mibextid=ZbWKwL.
6. Brian Jonah Dennis
If you’re a regular Facebook user, it’s almost impossible to not know Brian Jonah Dennis. I mean, dude’s account is at a whooping 179k followers. And that’s not even the beans — he’s doing great things on social media!
Let’s talk about redpill for now.
Brian started out as a redpill preacher (still does till date, though not as intensely as he used to be). His focus is on the liberation of men from female manipulation, and he does this predominantly by sharing his personal stories and those of his followers. His anonymous series have been a huge success, helping shoot his following to unprecedented numbers, and ultimately, serving as a source of inspiration, eye-opener, lessons, and benefits of all sorts to his followership. Topic categories include marriage, relationships, family, giveaways, opportunities, and so much more!
His latest series, the Ovunda Episodes, is an eye-opener majorly targeted at the male audience to help them recognize the traits and patterns of manipulation and exploitation by their spouses. It, too, has been a tremendous success, recording high volumes of engagements in likes, comments and shares. There’s even a book to this credit.
While Brian’s main focus is on male emancipation from female manipulation, his approach is also positive and balanced. And on occasions, he also calls out mean and manipulative men. Brian’s views are non-partisan and pragmatic. This unbiased approach has earned him the fond tag “Breaker of Chains.”
What type of content interests you on social media? You’re sure to find it on Brian Jonah Dennis page. It’s a melting pot of the informative, educative, and entertaining. While you learn from the lessons shared and enjoy healthy humour, also keep ears on ground for opportunities, giveaways, and a broad range of other benefits, because there’s plenty on the Brian Jonah Dennis page.
Brian is also admin at Ministry of Men Affairs, a Facebook group also geared at empowering and helping men.
Here’s link to his main page: https://www.facebook.com/xbriandennis?mibextid=ZbWKwL.
7. Edo Baba
Redpill evangelist Edo Baba is an innocent man on a revolutionary mission to save lost or unsuspecting men from the manipulative claws of “obirins”.
“Obirins” is a tag he coined to describe the women whom he warns men about.
Edo Baba’s page is an awesome place and incredible resource for every open-minded individual who loves transforming knowledge and wisdom in the world of marriage and relationships. Anyone with a good heart who seeks the truth would be delighted to receive free daily updates of comprehensive and insightful expository truths — except you’re manipulative.
Edo Baba maintains an anonymous profile on Facebook, and this has made a hard nut to crack and force to contend with. His commanding aura and confident tone makes him both fearsome and inspiring.
Follow him here: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100073748225812&mibextid=ZbWKwL for redpill knowledge and insights, and to stay abreast of the latest tricks and strategies machinated by jezebellic covens.
Final thoughts
That’s it on the 7 most respected Nigerian redpill preachers that I know of on Facebook. There are certainly others, I’m sure, but these are the ones I follow and recommend.
I’ve made sure to vet my picks properly, because there’s so much toxic contents on social media these days. These guys are very grounded in redpill knowledge and are steadfast in their mission. Also, they keep their content positive and healthy for their audience (in spite of the jokes and pokes).
My sincere apologies to all those doing the same awesome work in the niche on the space who I didn’t mention here; just know that you are equally appreciated. Keep it up!
While there are different approaches to redpill messaging, the primary message and objective are the same — to liberate and empower men. And while at it, there’s a general call to maintain respect for women. Redpill is not selfish and does not pander to anybody or any gender; at its core, it aims to serve the best interest of society, restoring peace, understanding and harmony to the male-female dynamics in relationships and all areas of life.
Up next.
I’m going to curate a list of Nigerian female redpill preachers you should know. Hey, let’s face it, some women are also doing a great job for the male emancipation and empowerment movement. And they deserve a mention, too!
So much said, love to hear your own thoughts — which Nigerian male redpill content creator on Facebook deserves to be on this list? Share in the comments!
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