Dicko

Last updated May 01, 2024

Dicko is the pseudonym of Ian Dickson (TV personality).

It is also the surname of:

Hamadoun Dicko (1924–1964), Malian politician
Djaffar Dicko (born 1972 or 1980), Burkinabe jihadist
Cheikh Sidahmed Dicko (born 1973), Mauritanian geopolitician
Hassan Idriss Dicko (born 1985), Qatari born-Senegalese footballer
Mahmoud Dicko (born 1954), Malian Salafi imam
Mohamed Sidda Dicko, Malian politician
Moustapha Dicko, Malian politician
Nouha Dicko (born 1992), Malian footballer
Romane Dicko (born 1999), French judoka

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