Chuks☥𓃵

[Chuks☥𓃵 @ChuksAdonis]

Things fall apart if you don't look after them

[CHUKS 🍥 @ChuksEricE]

"Following the comments by a South African minister that no compensation will be paid to Nigerians whose properties were lø øted or burnt, or whose lives were løst, the Nigerian government should reciprocate by appropriating the profits of South African companies operating in Nigeria, including their banks, seize the funds, and use them to compensate affected Nigerians."

— Senator Adams Oshiomhole addresses the Senate over the xenophobic att@cks on Nigerians in South Africa.

[Sean Nelson @Sean_ADFIntl]

“Silence. The world is silent. While in Nigeria a massacre has taken place.

These are not numbers. These are entire families being exterminated.”

Powerful speech today from MEP @SardoneSilvia on the persecution of Christians in Nigeria 🇳🇬

[Ofer Binshtok - Kafir - עופר בינשטוק @Ofer_binshtok]

Nigeria must undergo an official partition into two states for two peoples, so that a state defined as Christian, Biafra, can be established. This would allow the Christians living there to set up their own borders and army in order to protect themselves from Islamic violence.

[Mike Arnold @MikeArnoldTruth]

RIBADU’S SECURITY APPARATUS EXISTS TO SERVE NORTHERN ISLAMIC INTERESTS

That is not a conspiracy theory. It is what the evidence shows.

Nigeria's security apparatus has more counterterrorism technology and coordination infrastructure than ever before. In January 2024, the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps received brand new surveillance drones and advanced communications equipment. Eleven months later, in December 2024, the NSCDC dedicated its Counter Terrorism Command and Control Center at national headquarters in Abuja — with much fanfare, a cabinet minister in attendance — described by the Commandant General himself as "a state-of-the-art hub for communication, coordination and intelligence sharing which would facilitate rapid response and precision in counter terrorism."

Rapid response. Precision. Counter terrorism.

So where is the rapid response when Christians are being massacred?

June 2025, Yelewata, Benue State. Advance warning received three weeks before the attack. A second warning the day before. A military base less than one kilometer away. Security forces retreated. Nearly 300 Christians burned alive in market stalls.

March 2026, Ngoshe, Borno State. Three hundred Nigerian soldiers stationed in the town. They withdrew before the first shot. Over 100 killed. 300 abducted into slavery. The government had been paying displaced Christians in Cameroon to return. They came back and were massacred.

Christmas 2023. Easter 2024. Warning after warning. Promise after promise. Body after body.

The technology exists. The warnings arrive. The forces stand down.

Now watch what happens when the same apparatus turns in the other direction.

The Nigerian government, with no hearing or deliberation, unilaterally declared IPOB — the Indigenous People of Biafra — a terrorist organization. That designation has been challenged by Nigeria's own courts. It is not recognized by any other government on earth. No international body. No Western ally. No African Union member state. Nigeria stands alone in that designation.

Unlike the jihad groups in the North the government insists on calling "bandits" and "herders," IPOB hasn't slaughtered villages, burned churches and schools, enslaved or kidnapped anyone, or displaced millions. But the government calls them terrorists, and that designation is enough.

Because with IPOB labeled terrorists, the CT-C4's counterterrorism mandate legally covers the Southeast. The surveillance drones that never seem to spot Fulani militia movements in Benue have been deployed over Igbo communities in Enugu, Imo, Anambra, and Abia. The rapid response that never materializes for burning Christians in the Middle Belt has been fully activated against political activists in Igbo-majority states.

This is not hypothetical. Federal security forces have conducted multiple military operations in the Southeast under the IPOB terrorism designation — operations with no equivalent ever mounted against Fulani militias that have killed tens of thousands and displaced millions.

The Fulani militia gets a stand-down. The Igbo get a drone overhead and a terrorism designation their own courts have questioned.

That is not a malfunction. It appears to me that is the system working exactly as designed.

Now ask who designed it.

The NSCDC Counter Terrorism Unit operates inside a Northern Muslim-dominated command structure. Its Commandant General — Dr. Ahmed Abubakar Audi, son of an Islamic cleric — was reappointed by President Tinubu in February 2026, bypassing the established succession protocol that would have transferred authority to the most senior Deputy Commandant General, who is Igbo. Senior NSCDC officers called the situation "deeply troubling."

Audi reports to National Security Adviser Nuhu Ribadu. The man who publicly calls jihadist militants his "brothers." Who coordinated the arming of Miyetti Allah Fulani militias with AK-47 rifles under a federal security operation. Who personally signed a $9 million Washington lobbying contract to suppress the Nigeria genocide narrative.

The man responsible for Nigeria's counterterrorism coordination arms the Fulani militias slaughtering Christians. Oversees the apparatus that receives advance warnings of those attacks. And his forces stand down every single time.

While those same forces remain ready — legally authorized, technologically equipped — to move against the Igbo at any moment, under a terrorism designation no one else in the world recognizes.

Now add Turkey.

On Christmas Day 2025, President Trump bombed ISIS in Sokoto. The following day, Sheikh Ahmad Gumi — the Northern cleric who publicly defends Boko Haram and ISWAP and serves as the government's appointed mediator with jihadist groups — issued a public demand: Nigeria must halt all military cooperation with the United States immediately. "If Nigeria wants military assistance," Gumi declared, "China, Turkey, and Pakistan can do the job effectively."

Within weeks Tinubu was on a plane to Ankara.

January 2026 — nine agreements signed with Erdogan including a Military Cooperation Protocol. April 2026 — Nigeria's Defense Minister confirms: 200 Nigerian special forces to Turkey for training. A permanent Turkish training facility on Nigerian soil.

The organization most likely to staff that facility is SADAT International Defense Consultancy — founded by 23 Turkish officers expelled from their military for Salafist ideology. Their stated mission: helping the Islamic world achieve military superpower status. Their founder declared in 2019 that SADAT exists to "pave the way for the long-awaited Mahdi." He specifically named Nigeria as a country where jihadist groups deserve protection from African governments. The US Defense Department accused SADAT of training ISIS and al-Qaeda fighters.

An NSCDC Counter Terrorism Unit operating inside a Northern Muslim-dominated command structure, under a Commandant General who bypassed Igbo succession, reporting to an NSA who publicly embraces jihadist militants as brothers, equipped with surveillance technology, and now being expanded through a Turkish military training pipeline founded by Salafist officers whose stated mission is preparing the world for the Mahdi — is not a unit whose personnel composition you would expect to be transparent or friendly to Christian communities or the Igbo people.

It is Islamic conquest infrastructure wearing a security agency's uniform.

And it is being upgraded.

If you have information about the staffing, operations, or command structure of the NSCDC Counter Terrorism Unit — or about how this apparatus has been deployed in the Southeast — we want to hear from you.

#EarthShaker

[Mike Arnold @MikeArnoldTruth]

Good interview full of truth bombs.

https://t.co/lH3bzNGmy0

[Mike Arnold @MikeArnoldTruth]

I got this on WhatsApp. Don’t even know who this gentleman is. Amazing how anybody who digs for the truth can eventually find it.



[Mike Arnold @MikeArnoldTruth]

Mark your calendars - Buy your plane tickets - Book your room

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 24, 2026 - WASHINGTON DC

THIS IS ONE BRIEFING YOU DO NOT WANT TO MISS

@Alex_Barbir and I are the only people I know who have been called out by the dark trifecta of Nigeria -- Tinubu's regime, the Sultan of Sokoto, and Sheikh Gumi.

THIS WILL BE OUR FIRST TIME TOGETHER. Be there to witness history in the making. The truth will be spoken, the light will shine, the earth will shake!

The last time I did a briefing in DC, Nuhu Ribadu rushed over to do damage control and handed the US more targets to bomb. I hope he's backing his bags and bringing more juicy targets!

#EarthShaker

[Mike Arnold @MikeArnoldTruth]

Meet the Sultan Who Financed Terror, Locked Nigeria as an Islamic State, and Gave Virtually All of Nigeria’s GDP to Fund Global Jihad

Ibrahim Dasuki spent ten years chairing a branch of the most notorious terror-financing bank in modern history. Then he took the throne. Then he sealed the deal.

From the article:

On November 28, 1989, in the brand-new federal capital city of Abuja, the Organization of the Islamic Conference convened a joint meeting of its major allied bodies. The Islamic Council of London. The OIC itself. And a newly founded entity called the Islam in Africa Organization. The conference issued a communique that reorganized the Republic of Nigeria.

It designated Abuja as the permanent headquarters of the Islam in Africa Organization — the OIC’s African expansion arm. It committed Nigeria to transforming a national political party into a National Islamic Party. It rectified Nigeria’s full membership in the OIC, which had been secretly granted three years earlier by then-military head of state Ibrahim Babangida without the approval of his Supreme Military Council. It thanked the government and people of Nigeria for “generously” donating US$21 billion to the Islamic Development Fund of the OIC. It called on the federal government to implement all OIC policies and programs to demonstrate that Nigeria was “truly an Islamic nation.”

The man presiding over the Sokoto Caliphate at the moment of the declaration was eleven months into his reign. His name was Ibrahim Dasuki.

And before he was Sultan, he was a banker.

READ THE FULL ARTICLE: https://t.co/DX1X2LYyrK

[Mike Arnold @MikeArnoldTruth]

Crazy, when they slaughter farmers, the government and media call the herders. When they kidnap people like thus, the call them bandits.

I have news for you: they are jihadis. Just as Mohammed raided caravans, this is their side hustle.

It’s time to start calling this what it is.

#EarthShaker

https://t.co/IvtVACN7Ts

[Mighty Valor @Nmawundiro]

They can never rewrite this pain

[Ifeoma Igbotic @IfeomaIgbotic]

A brilliant Igbo author, Pamela Uzodimma, wrote a book titled: Asụsụ Anyị

for Igbo families raising kids abroad.

You can grab a copy.

[Mike Arnold @MikeArnoldTruth]

The Nigerian military is taking credit for “rescuing” some 400 hostages released by Boko Haram in Ngoshe.

That is a lie, of course. Here is the word from eyewitnesses on the ground.

Soldiers delivered ransom to Boko Haram, said to be somewhere between 3 and 5 billion naira.

Only Muslim hostages were released. The Christian women and children remain in captivity.

They were being held in a village named Gavva at the shadow of Mandara Mountain, three kilometers away from the military base in Ngoshe.

That is not a rescue. That is complicity, and a wealth transfer to their terrorist comrades. It is also proof and a continuation of the ongoing Christian genocide.

This is video of the Muslim women and children being returned.

#EarthShaker

[Ifeoma Igbotic @IfeomaIgbotic]

It’s very disrespectful to label Igbo people as just traders.

Igbos are doctors, engineers, lawyers, professors, and many other professionals both home and abroad.

[Treazy @treazyblaq]

An Igbo brother @Comrade_Kamara is building an app called Afamdi to preserve traditional Igbo names and their meanings before they disappear.

Not every Igbo name begins with Chi or Chukwu. Our ancestors had thousands of beautiful names rooted in Igbo spirituality, philosophy, history, and worldview.

Drop unique Igbo names below and share their meanings if you know them.

Repost so it reaches more people and helps grow the archive. Let’s preserve a piece of our heritage, one name at a time.

[Mike Arnold @MikeArnoldTruth]

For those wanting the full picture on the BBC doc “Surviving Biafra”:

I encourage everyone to watch this film. Not because it is perfect or encyclopedic, but because it raises awareness—in a sensitive, human way—of a massive injustice buried for decades.

My prior review noted it leaves much unsaid. In those gaps, you see the director’s inherited bias toward the federal side (grandson of a senior federal officer featured prominently). I don’t see it as propaganda or deliberate falsehoods, but a flawed push for “balance” where the truth is far more one-sided.

An honest viewer will finish with eyes opened, genuine horror, and questions. Here’s a guide to exploring those questions:

1. The Asaba Massacre (Oct 1967): Federal troops slaughtered hundreds of unarmed Igbo civilians (men/boys in white, pledging loyalty to “One Nigeria”). Early war atrocity that fueled secession fears. Why omitted?

2. The Aburi Accord betrayal (Jan 1967): Last chance for peaceful confederation/autonomy after northern pogroms. Gowon reneged. Biafra didn’t rush to exit—they tried negotiation first.

3. The Blockade & British Oil Calculus: Deliberate starvation policy (as many as millions of children via kwashiorkor). Britain backed Nigeria for Shell-BP oil interests. Not neutral—complicit in the famine.

4. The Same Drivers Today: This wasn’t isolated. Same jihad patterns, impunity, resource grabs, and genocidal intent continue in the Middle Belt—targeted Christian killings, church burnings, land seizures (Intersociety: ~185k dead, ~20k churches destroyed since 2009). Biafra’s Hidden Holocaust echoes now.

5. Religious Underpinnings: The violence wasn’t just political or ethnic. It fits classical Islamic jihad doctrine—conquest, subjugation of Christians (jizya while humbled, Dar al-Islam vs. Dar al-Harb), and Sokoto Caliphate continuity. Pogroms, blockade, and ongoing Middle Belt attacks reflect the same unreformed ideology.

6. Were the Biafrans “Rebels”? No. They were a persecuted people exercising self-defense and self-determination after northern massacres, failed accords, and existential threat. Labeling them “rebels” delegitimizes their response while whitewashing federal aggression.

7. Who Fired First? Federal Nigerian troops. The first shots of the war were fired on July 6, 1967, by federal forces (under Operation Unicord) at Gakem/Garkem in Biafran territory. Biafra declared independence on May 30 after years of pogroms and broken promises—this was invasion — a peaceful people, shackled to a blood thirsty caliphate against their will, who tried to negotiate coexistence, but were betrayed and slaughtered — not rebellion.

Watch it. Wrestle with it. Then join the real conversation.

#EarthShaker

https://t.co/Wl3CfBiR0c

[Mighty Valor @Nmawundiro]

If you're Igbo and believe that Ndi Igbo have the fundamental right to self-determination, then we already share a common bond.

Come closer, let's connect. You are not just a fellow Igbo—you are my brother, my sister, my friend, and my family.

[Mike Arnold @MikeArnoldTruth]

You see, it's taqiyya when they claim there's no "caliphate" in Sokoto. The British only stopped the formal, centralized military function (since decentralized), and re-branded it a Sultanate. But from the Islamic view, they changed nothing. Their army is even bigger now. The data boys and spin doctors play it down. But when you poke them a little, they own up to it. Sokoto is a Caliphate, headed by a Caliph. (I pointed this out and he deleted it. Not fast enough!)

[Ifeoma Igbotic @IfeomaIgbotic]

A Yorugba man and an Igbo man were both mentioned in that Femi investigation video

Peter Taiwo and Ifechukwu Dennis, yet only Ifechukwu was arrested by the Police while Taiwo was left out

If this isn’t a case of tribalism, then why wasn’t Taiwo brought in?

Free Ifechukwu!!!

[Voice of Igbos @Voiceofigbos]

That's how they sent state actors to our land and called them IPOB. These monsters played the game so well that you begin to doubt yourself.

Some of our people fell for their games. Imagine being paid to destroy your own land.

The Nigerian media even goes to the extent of tagging a phone snatcher as IPOB.

We are awake than you can ever imagine

[Ifeoma Igbotic @IfeomaIgbotic]

You see why Ndi Igbo need to stay away from any protest in the South West.

They will make you the scapegoat and tag it Igbo protest. Be wise.