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ODUDUWA is a nation led
by President Joseph O Hazan on the continent of Africa.
ODUDUWA's government is a Federal Republic with
very conservative social policies. Economically, ODUDUWA
favors extremely left wing policies. The official currency of ODUDUWA
is the Odu.
At 20 days old,
ODUDUWA is a young nation.
ODUDUWA has a population of 2,662,617 and a land area of 30,010.00 sq. miles. This gives it a national average population density of 88.72. Pollution in the nation is
everywhere. The citizens' faith in the government is at an all-time high with an approval rating of 100%.
Nestled in the heart of West Africa, the Republic of Oduduwa is a vibrant and sovereign nation born from the rich cultural legacy of the Yoruba people. With a deep respect for tradition and an unwavering vision for the future, Oduduwa blends ancient wisdom with modern innovation. Its golden cities rise beside sacred forests, while traditional festivals echo alongside bustling tech hubs.
Governed by democratic values and inspired by ancestral knowledge, Oduduwa is a beacon of unity, celebrating diversity through a common identity rooted in Asa (culture) and communal progress. Its people are known for resilience, creativity, and hospitality — from the rhythmic beat of the talking drum to the dignified silence of bronze sculptures passed down through generations.
With a green-white-green flag symbolizing peace and prosperity, and its currency, the Odu, representing strength and value, Oduduwa is not just a country — it is a cultural force, a land of opportunity, and a home to the spirit of a proud heritage reborn.
GOVERNMENT
THE HOUSE OF SENATE
The House of Senate of Oduduwa serves as the upper chamber of the nation's bicameral legislature. It plays a crucial role in shaping national policy, passing legislation, and providing checks and balances to the executive arm of government. Comprising experienced representatives from across the country's diverse regions, the Senate promotes unity and thoughtful deliberation. The chamber is known for its distinctive design, featuring rich wood paneling, green-accented seating, and a national emblem that underscores its authority and national identity.
ECONOMY
Raw Resources:
Food Production: ❌
Uranium Production: ✅
Oil Production: ✅
Lead Production: ❌
Iron Production: ❌
Coal Production: ❌
Bauxite Production: ✅
Manufactured Resources:
Gasoline Production: ✅
Munitions Production: ✅
Steel Production: ✅
Aluminum Production: ✅
Commerce:
Supermarket: ✅
Banking: ✅
Shopping Mall: ✅
Subway: ✅
Stadium: ✅
MILITARY:
Oduduwa National Army (ONA)
The Oduduwa National Army is the land-based military force of the republic, known for its discipline, strategic acumen, and deep cultural symbolism. Trained in both modern warfare and traditional defense tactics, the ONA specializes in territorial defense, peacekeeping, and rapid-response operations. Its soldiers are seen as guardians of the land, often referred to as “Sons of Ogun”, honoring the Yoruba deity of war and metal.
Oduduwa Royal Navy (ORN)
The Oduduwa Royal Navy protects the nation’s maritime interests, patrolling coastal waters and vital trade routes. With advanced patrol vessels and amphibious units, the ORN ensures maritime security, combats piracy, and provides humanitarian support in emergencies. Naval ceremonies blend modern precision with ancient maritime rites, reflecting Oduduwa’s deep connection to rivers and the sea.
Oduduwa Air Command (OAC)
The Oduduwa Air Command serves as the aerial defense wing, equipped with cutting-edge aircraft for reconnaissance, defense, and logistics. The OAC is a symbol of national pride, embodying the spirit of elevation and foresight. Pilots undergo elite training and are often seen soaring above national events, trailing green and white smoke in honor of the flag.
The nation of Oduduwa emerged in the early 21st century from the southwestern region of Nigeria, a land historically known as the cradle of Yoruba civilization. Named after the revered progenitor of the Yoruba people, Oduduwa was born from a unifying vision shared among scholars, elders, and reformist leaders who believed in preserving and advancing the cultural and intellectual legacy of their ancestors.
In the aftermath of increasing regional calls for cultural autonomy and economic self-determination in Nigeria, the region comprises of Lagos, Oyo, Osun, Ogun, Ekiti, Ondo, and parts of Kwara under a peaceful referendum. This vote led to the creation of a sovereign state, recognized regionally in West Africa, and symbolically endorsed by the African Union as a cultural protectorate.
Oduduwa was founded on three core pillars: Unity in Heritage, Strength through Innovation, and Prosperity for All. Its government blended traditional council systems with democratic principles, ensuring that royal institutions such as the Ooni of Ife remained respected cultural custodians alongside elected political leaders.
The new capital, Ile-Odua, was established as a modern city built around the sacred city of Ile-Ife, symbolizing a return to spiritual and historical roots. Economically, the country quickly advanced, leveraging its human capital, rich artistic traditions, and booming tech industry.
Today, Oduduwa stands as a beacon of cultural revival, peace, and progress in Africa—firmly rooted in the wisdom of Nigeria’s Yoruba ancestors, yet reaching boldly toward a globally connected future.
Geography
Continent:
Africa
Land Area:
48,296.29 sq. km
Terrain:
Oduduwa’s terrain is a harmonious blend of lush rainforests, rolling hills, fertile plains, and scattered rocky outcrops. The southwest features dense tropical forests rich in biodiversity, while the central highlands offer elevated plateaus and ancient granite formations. Rivers like the Osun and Ogun meander through the land, nourishing the soil and shaping the culture. Coastal areas to the south provide access to the Atlantic, with mangrove swamps and sandy beaches lining the shore. This diverse landscape supports agriculture, eco-tourism, and cultural settlements.
Highest Peak:
Mount Orunmila, 1,945 meters
Lowest Valley:
Abeokuta Hollow, -450 meters
Climate:
Oduduwa enjoys a tropical climate with two distinct seasons: a wet season (April to October) and a dry season (November to March). Temperatures remain warm year-round, typically ranging from 24°C to 33°C (75°F to 91°F).
The southern coastal regions experience high humidity and heavy rainfall, especially during the wet season.
The inland areas are slightly cooler with more moderate humidity and well-defined seasonal changes.
Harmattan winds occasionally sweep through during the dry months, bringing dry, dusty air from the Sahara.
This climate supports diverse agriculture, including cocoa, cassava, yams, and tropical fruits, while also sustaining rich forest ecosystems and vibrant rural communities.
Christianity - 64.0% Islam - 32.0% Traditional - 4.0%
Health
Life Expectancy:
65 years
Obesity:
21.4%
Alcohol Users:
46.8%
Tobacco Users:
15%
Cannabis Users:
0.5%
Hard Drug Users:
11.7%
Economy
Description:
ODUDUWA's economy is built on a mixed model that balances free-market principles with state intervention to ensure sustainable growth. The government promotes innovation in technology, agriculture, and renewable energy while maintaining strong regulations on natural resource management. Focus is placed on developing local industries, reducing unemployment, and ensuring economic equality through progressive taxation and social welfare programs. Additionally, ODUDUWA encourages foreign investment, especially in green technologies and tourism, while safeguarding its cultural heritage.
Average Yearly Income:
$77.57
Gross Domestic Product (GDP):
$2,246,762,275.00
GDP per Capita:
$843.82
Gross National Income (GNI):
$891,020,480.00
Industries:
ODUDUWA's economy is diverse, with key industries including agriculture, renewable energy, and technology. Agriculture thrives with a focus on sustainable farming practices, producing crops such as cocoa, palm oil, and cassava, while also developing organic farming for export. The renewable energy sector is booming, with significant investments in solar, wind, and hydropower, making ODUDUWA a regional leader in clean energy. The tech industry is growing rapidly, with a focus on fintech, software development, and e-commerce, supported by a highly educated and innovative workforce. Additionally, tourism and cultural industries play a vital role, showcasing ODUDUWA's rich heritage and natural landscapes.
Military
History:
ODUDUWA's armed forces are structured to ensure national security, uphold sovereignty, and support regional stability. The military is composed of the Army, Navy, and Air Force, each equipped with modern technologies and trained personnel. The Army focuses on land-based defense and peacekeeping operations, while the Navy secures maritime boundaries and the Air Force provides aerial surveillance and rapid response capabilities. Emphasizing professionalism, the armed forces engage in joint exercises, humanitarian missions, and contribute to international peacekeeping efforts. Their commitment to discipline and unity ensures ODUDUWA's defense readiness and regional influence.
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