ChildofGrace

Human Rights Advocate

[ChildofGrace @Lovaofpeace]

@AJEnglish Go to Palestine and get a new job. Hamas may be recruiting.

[Sochima_tech_Projects @sochima_tech]

NASA finally approved my robotic projects.

[ChildofGrace @Lovaofpeace]

@realDonaldTrump That shit is quite SUPERIOR to human intelligence.

[ChildofGrace @Lovaofpeace]

@ndekekwe Congratulations.
Igbo Amaka...

[Ndubuisi Ekekwe @ndekekwe]

I have been building things since my days at FUT Owerri, where we launched the university’s first campus FM radio station. In industry, I served as a global lead ASIC design engineer, helping to develop the inertial sensors used in the early versions of the iPhone. I also invented a wafer-level chip-scale packaging technology for inertial sensors. Till today, the US Government has continued to honour royalties for using my PhD research and the patent that came out of it. I am a Nigerian and I build things!

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[Mike Arnold @MikeArnoldTruth]

To the leaders of Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland who just signed the Cardiff self-determination pact: be careful. They will blockade your land and shoot down Red Cross aid planes to starve millions of your children to death before they give up control—all in the name of “unity.” They did it in Nigeria in the late 1960s. Don’t assume it couldn’t happen again.

[ChildofGrace @Lovaofpeace]

The UK is breaking up

[GB News @GBNEWS]

BREAKING: Piddington has voted to leave the United Kingdom in a symbolic referendum.

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[Von Batten-Montague-York, L.C. @batten_von]

The Nigerian Presidency (@officialABAT) news report on the highly problematic signing of a U.S.-Nigeria Presidency mining deal at the @UN General Assembly has been deleted. The @realDonaldTrump Administration is currently reviewing the proposed signing of the agreement at the UN, which we believe could bring into question the integrity of the United States and President Trump.

This comes amid reports we have received that individuals associated with the #Nigerian Presidency have been privately boasting that they have “settled (paid-off) the Americans,” that Nigerian President Tinubu’s @FBI records concerning heroin-trafficking allegations will not be released, and that President Tinubu will meet with President #Trump at the UN General Assembly. We have not independently verified the "settled the Americans" statements and do not present them as fact.

We support a U.S.-Nigeria minerals agreement that advances American interests. Our concern is the timing and appearance of any signing at UNGA while these claims are circulating and the FBI and @DEAHQ records remain the subject of federal litigation. A legitimate economic agreement should not be allowed to create the appearance that economic concessions are connected to access to President #Trump or the disposition of U.S. law-enforcement records.

@realDonaldTrump @JDVance @SusieWiles47 @WhiteHouse @SecRubio @StateDept @AsstSecStateAF @USAmbUN @USUN @HouseForeignGOP @HouseForeign @SenateForeign @SFRCdems @SenTedCruz @RepBrianMast @RepGregSteube @Jim_Jordan @HouseJudiciary @JudiciaryGOP @ChuckGrassley @PressSec @FBI @DEAHQ @TheJusticeDept

[J. C. Okechukwu @jcokechukwu]

🔥🔥🔥 Hunting for Onyineychi's contact across social media platforms. Only death can stop her from featuring big in my next big movie. She's now potentially the first local that i'll cast for this new film. Please help if you can.

[RedWave Press @RedWavePress]

Bill Maher: “A little strip of land that was not part of the original Israel, but which they won in a war launched against them, but then gave back, as a peace gesture. Did they tell you that part on TikTok, kids? And the people who run Gaza, Hamas, who you celebrate as a liberation movement, but are really a terrorist mafia gang… only ever used it to stage attacks on Israel. I think McLemore spoke for all clueless celebrities when he said, ‘I know enough to know this is a genocide.’ Actually, you don't know sh*t. It's not.”

“It's not a genocide. It's a counterattack in a war. A war that's been waged on Israel since 1948, based on the ridiculous premise that Jews don't belong in the one place on Earth they are indigenous, and indisputably their ancestral homeland. Hey, geniuses, they're the Indians in this scenario.”

[Von Batten-Montague-York, L.C. @batten_von]

The Plaintiff in the #FOIA case, Aaron Greenspan, whom we consider a credit to true journalism for pursuing the truth about Nigerian President Bola Tinubu’s (@officialABAT) @FBI and @DEAHQ records, has filed a new document with the @uscourts. In his new filing, Aaron specifically references Von Batten-Montague-York, our amicus filings, and the previously reported $3 million offer to Dr. Von Batten by an individual who is a dedicated member of the @OfficialAPCNg and is connected to Nigerian President #Tinubu.

Since the $3 million offer has now been raised in an accepted court filing, we believe additional transparency is appropriate at this point. Attached is a small portion of the communication Dr. Von Batten received. We redacted the individual’s name and WhatsApp profile photo. We will disclose the individual’s identity only to U.S. law enforcement. This screenshot represents only a small part of a much larger conversation, which we have preserved and provided to @TheJusticeDept for review. We are releasing this limited portion to show that the communication about a $3 million offer was, in fact, received.

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[Mossad Commentary @MOSSADil]

🚨 CHRISTIAN GENOCIDE UNDERWAY IN NIGERIA, BISHOP WARNS 🇳🇬 🙏

Catholic Bishop Wilfred Chikpa Anagbe is sounding the alarm:

“The total elimination of the Christian population is underway. A genocide at the hands of jihadists.”

In Benue State, he says jihadists are killing civilians, destroying churches, burning farmland and driving entire Christian communities from their villages before occupying their territory — a “calculated strategy of Islamization.”

Anagbe highlighted the Yelewata massacre, where around 200 people were reportedly killed, describing how attackers “burned everyone alive, including two babies aged three and five months.”

A 2024 European Parliament resolution cited Nigerian NGO estimates that 52,000 Christians had been killed since 2009, while 18,000 churches and 2,200 Christian schools had been destroyed.

[Visegrád 24 @visegrad24]

Nigerian Catholic Bishop Wilfred Chikpa Anagbe:

“The total elimination of the Christian population is underway. A genocide at the hands of jihadists.”

Anagbe says Benue State, where his diocese is located and where he says 98% of the population is Christian, has become one of Nigeria’s most dangerous areas. He says that attackers kill civilians, destroy churches, burn farmland and drive entire communities from their villages before occupying the abandoned territory, describing it as a “calculated strategy of Islamization.”

He highlighted the Yelewata massacre, where around 200 people were killed, saying attackers set fire to a room containing civilians and “burned everyone alive, including two babies aged three and five months.”

A 2024 European Parliament resolution cited estimates that 52,000 Christians had been killed in Nigeria since 2009 and that 18,000 churches and 2,200 Christian schools had been destroyed.

[Geert Wilders @geertwilderspvv]

Islam kills.

#stopislam

[Chioma Oji @OjiChioma1]

I wore my traditional outfit to teach physics..

I replied this guy’s physics question…

[Barbir @Alex_Barbir]

Tell me which scripture calls the church to fund the operations of the federal government? Meanwhile, millions of slaughtered and burned Nigerians remain homeless living in plastic. Why has RGGC not been rebuilding villages for the persecuted?

[judd saul @juddsaul]

The BBC Is Sanitizing the Slaughter of Christians in Nigeria
"The BBC went to Nigeria looking for ‘fake news’ and found mass graves, burned churches, murdered families and Christian survivors. Then the disgraceful propaganda outlet tried to explain those atrocities away.

Calling massacres "farmer-herder clashes" and Christian persecution "misinformation" isn’t journalism. It is sanitizing slaughter.

The BBC found the truth and chose to look away.

Our reporters live in these communities. They document the bodies, the burned churches and the survivors, while BBC journalists fly back to London and debate terminology.

The graves are real. The victims are real. The BBC’s attempt to run cover for terrorists is what should be called fake news.”

Judd Saul
Founder, https://t.co/h5EiYirDnI and https://t.co/IRlHdO6Zh5

@BBC @BBCAfrica @FoxNews @laralogan @masskeemz

[Mike Arnold @MikeArnoldTruth]

BBC: Britain’s Biased Coverage
Same script since Biafra. Now with a paid extra.

BBC Africa Eye just dropped Faith, Fear and Fake News — a 27-minute sermon telling you the Christian-genocide file in Nigeria is mostly activist hype, bad stats, and social-media panic. “Complex web.” “Both sides die.” “Governance failure.” Translation: stop looking at the pattern. Look at the “nuance.”

That is not a new discovery. That is the BBC’s house style.

The current cut

One of the loudest “I was there” voices selling the no-genocide line is photojournalist Philip “Flip” Holsinger. He was taken on a tour by  Nigerian security in armored vehicles, then told America the media had it wrong: harmony in the villages, Tinubu’s forces making “enormous strides,” activists the real problem. He left out the invoice.

FARA filings show DCI Group — the Washington lobby hired through by National Security Adviser Nuhu Ribadu — paid Holsinger $54,560 in January–March 2026 (“photography services,” retainer, expenses). Thirteen days after the second check, the Daily Caller piece landed. The Washington Examiner encore arrived in May: Don’t believe the activists: There is no ‘Christian genocide’ in Nigeria. DCI then cited that column in letters to Congress to defend Abuja.

Nigeria’s $9 million brief to DCI was explicit: communicate that the government is protecting Christians and keep U.S. support flowing. Holsinger was not a random freelancer who stumbled into the same conclusion. He was inventory. Bought and paid for.

The new BBC film performs the same argument for a global audience: pick apart Intersociety’s numbers, inflate the “fake news” frame, treat the genocide label as the threat. Abuja bought the talking points in Washington. The BBC packaged them as investigation.

Biafra: the original receipt

This is not a one-off. It is institutional memory.

July 1967. Frederick Forsyth arrives in Enugu as a BBC correspondent. London briefing comes from Gerald Watrous, head of the BBC West Africa Service — “obedient servant,” Forsyth later wrote, of the Commonwealth Relations Office, which swallowed every word from High Commissioner Sir David Hunt in Lagos. Hunt’s line: brilliant Federal army, two-to-four-week war, Ojukwu the problem. Hunt, Forsyth said, was a racist snob who liked Gowon because Gowon leapt to attention and loathed Ojukwu because he did not.

Forsyth filed what he saw: the “all-conquering march” was not happening. Hunt complained to the CRO. The CRO complained to the BBC. The BBC accused Forsyth of “pro-rebel bias” and recalled him. In February 1968 he walked out, “fed up with the slavishness of the BBC to Whitehall,” and went back on his own ticket.

John Simpson later bragged he helped get Forsyth sacked for slipping “Biafran propaganda” into copy. Forsyth’s version: he refused to read Whitehall fan fiction on air. Both versions agree on the machine. The man on the ground was the problem. The High Commission was the source.

People actually living inside Biafra said the same thing in real time. A 1969 Spectator letter from a British administrative officer’s wife in the East: BBC newsreel handed on Chief Enahoro’s denials of civilian bombing as fact while she had seen the craters in Aba, Umuahia, Orlu, Owerri, Awgu. “No conclusion is possible except that they were just aiming at the middle of the town.” The Africa Service, she and others wrote, refused for months even to use the word Biafra. Towns “fell” on BBC before Federal troops arrived. Collapse was always imminent. Gowon’s case was the default. Biafra’s was the claim.

The National Archives still hold the paper: FCO 26/305 and 26/306 — “BBC news reporting on Biafra with claims of inaccuracies and bias,” 1968–69. Not a tweet. A government file. When coverage slipped off the Federal line, Lagos and Whitehall noticed.

Meanwhile Britain was not a spectator. Wilson’s government kept the ammunition flowing — millions of rounds, Saladins, Saracens, mortars, artillery — while telling Parliament it was merely “reasonable quantities” to the legal government. Oil was the point. Shell-BP’s fields were in the East. One Nigeria was the doctrine.

An international observer team, assembled under British pressure, operated in Federal-held territory, declared “no genocide,” and gave Whitehall the quote it needed. It did not live in the enclave being starved. The genocide story, one British official later gloated, was “killed stone dead.” The children kept dying.

That is the pattern:

>London policy first. Language second. Bodies third.

The one time a BBC man slipped

June’s Surviving Biafra was not the same hatchet job as this week’s film. Biafran voices still tore into it — Federal family at the center, grandson of a 3 Marine Commando officer directing, language that kept sliding toward “rebels” and “separatists,” Asaba and Aburi and the blockade left too thin. Fair criticism. The film was a compromise object, not a confession.

The real detonation was not the archival footage. It was the interview with former BBC correspondent Martin Bell. On the corporation’s own program, Bell said the BBC had been “disrespectfully in the pocket of the British government,” and that British policy was driven by oil in the breakaway East. That is the quiet part. A brief moment of honesty from the British government’s house organ — then back to the hymn sheet.

This week’s film is the hymn sheet again. Question the count. Scold the witnesses. Bless the map.

Empire Service, 1932: built to project Britain into the colonies. World Service after that: still the voice that decides which African dead are a tragedy and which are a “narrative.” Nigeria’s unity, oil, and “stability” remain British interests.

So the reflex remains. In 1967 they recalled the reporter who would not recite Hunt’s brief. In 2026 they recycle Abuja’s lobby copy and call it an investigation.

They titled this one Fake News.

Correct. Just not in the direction they meant.

#EarthShaker

[Von Batten-Montague-York, L.C. @batten_von]

Today, our proposed amicus curiae filing was formally received by the Clerk of the United States District Court for the District of Columbia in Greenspan v. Executive Office for U.S. Attorneys et al. We ask the Court for permission to present an additional perspective on Nigerian President Bola Tinubu’s (@officialABAT) asserted privacy interests and the Nigerian Presidency’s extraordinary decision to issue an official Statehouse Statement publicly discussing the very FBI and DEA records President #Tinubu is asking a U.S. federal court to protect.

Our position is simple: you cannot have it both ways. You cannot invoke privacy before a United States federal court while using the power of the Nigerian Presidency to publicly characterize those same investigative records and tell the world what they supposedly contain. We are asking the Court to consider the Presidency’s own public actions when weighing President #Tinubu’s asserted privacy interests against the public’s legitimate interest in understanding what the @FBI, @DEAHQ, and @TheJusticeDept did in connection with these drug-trafficking investigative records.

We fully expect President Bola #Tinubu and the other parties to challenge this filing for one reason or another. That is entirely expected. Our primary objective is to ensure that the Court is made aware of the Nigerian Presidency’s public statement and our argument that it potentially weakens President Tinubu’s asserted claim of privacy. If the Court permits our amicus brief to be formally docketed and considered, we will welcome that decision. Regardless of the outcome of our motion, we have placed this significant development before the Court so that it can be considered, if the Court deems appropriate, when ruling on the issues before it.

@RepGregSteube @RepJames @Jim_Jordan @RepRaskin @FBIDirectorKash @ChuckGrassley @SenatorDurbin @HouseJudiciary @JudiciaryGOP @USAttyPirro @TheJusticeDept @FBI @DEAHQ
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[Von Batten-Montague-York, L.C. @batten_von]

There is a saying: When you find yourself in a hole, stop digging. The Nigerian Presidency’s (@officialABAT) attempt to mislead the world has opened the door for us to step in officially. We are preparing to seek leave from the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia (@uscourts) to file an amicus curiae brief concerning President Bola #Tinubu’s asserted privacy interests. Pursuant to D.D.C. Local Civil Rule 7(o)(2), today we notified Plaintiff Aaron Greenspan, @TheJusticeDept, and President #Tinubu’s counsel. We are awaiting their responses before filing.

Our argument is straightforward: the #Nigerian Statehouse Statement blunder does not automatically eliminate President #Tinubu’s privacy protections, but when his own Presidency voluntarily places the records, litigation, and privacy claim into the international public debate through an official government statement, we believe it destroys the weight of his asserted privacy interest under Exemption 7(C).

Nigerian President #Tinubu cannot ask a federal court to protect his alleged #heroin trafficking records on privacy grounds while simultaneously using the power of the #Nigerian Presidency to "publicly" discuss those same records and state "obvious untruths" about what the official @FBI, @DEAHQ, and court records actually say. You cannot claim privacy before the Court and then blatantly misrepresent the records to the public. That might work in Nigeria; it does not work in the United States.

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