U+16E81 "𖺁" Medefaidrin Digit One Unicode Character

U+16E81 "𖺁" Medefaidrin Digit One is a numeric character used in the Medefaidrin writing system, which was created in the early 20th century by the Obong Saturday Udo Usoro and his followers in southeastern Nigeria as a script for the Medefaidrin language, also known as Obong’s language. This digit represents the number one and belongs to the Medefaidrin block of the Unicode standard, which includes a complete set of digits and other orthographic symbols designed to facilitate modern digital text processing for this constructed script. The adoption of U+16E81 in Unicode helps preserve and support the cultural and linguistic heritage of the Medefaidrin community by enabling the accurate representation of their numerical system in computing environments.