This is why the Nigerian government banned the teaching of history for 15 years. This is why they only started it now under a curriculum written by, literally, Boko Haram’s top scholar.
This is important history, not only for those who were victimized, but for all of Nigeria and the world. It must be known.
(This is a paragraph for a piece that I’m working on.)
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In thirty months, the Caliphate’s blockade killed between one and three million people in a population of fourteen million — one in five Biafrans at the accepted figure, a kill rate comparable to Cambodia, exceeded in modern history only by Rwanda. The atomic bombs dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki — the most morally debated military action in history, memorialized in UNESCO sites visited by millions — killed approximately 200,000 people. The Biafran blockade killed ten to fifteen times as many. Military historians measure the horror of war by its ratio of civilian to combatant deaths. The First Chechen War, considered extreme, ran ten civilians killed for every fighter. Biafra ran one hundred to one. For every federal soldier who died, approximately one hundred Biafrans died — almost all of them children. It was not a war. It was extermination by starvation. The world built museums for Hiroshima. It forgot Biafra existed. And the machine that did it never stopped.
#EarthShaker
Breaking News: Major US Policy Shift
Trump Announces New Nigeria Doctrine: Christian Genocide Now Linked to Global Terrorism
2026 National Counterterrorism Strategy released today confirms Trump knows it’s not criminality, climate change, or a farmer-herder conflict. It is a long-running jihad with global ambitions.
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The President of the United States today elevated the Nigerian Christian genocide from a religious freedom issue to a counterterrorism mission.
The 2026 National Counterterrorism Strategy, signed May 6, lists two American goals in Africa under one heading, as one mission:
The first is to guarantee that none of the Jihadi groups can build a base of operations that allows them to plot and execute attacks against the United States and American interests around the world. The second is to protect Christians, who have been slaughtered at the hands of these Jihadi groups.
One enemy. Two fronts of the same war.
This is not religious freedom language. It is counterterrorism doctrine. Counterterrorism doctrine moves missiles. The killers of Christians in Plateau and the killer of U.S. Army Lieutenant Colonel Brandon Shah at Old Dominion are now officially the same enemy.
President Tinubu: Your $10+ million Washington lobbying operation and no-bid contracts did not keep this off the President’s desk. Your Bush Boys and shambassadors did not make it go away. Your “brothers” and “prodigal sons” framing did not survive contact with the truth. The Christian dead you deny have been named.
Sultan of Sokoto: Your throne sits in the epicenter of a long running jihad the United States has now identified as a global security concern. I have called on the Trump administration to launch an investigation into your role in all of this. Looks like it’s coming your way.
Sheikh Gumi: Your long running lovefest “negotiations“ with your bands of bloody Islamic savages have just been rejected, in writing, by the government of the United States.
Boko Haram, ISWAP, the Fulani militias: You are now recognized as a direct threat to the United States. You met cruise missiles on Christmas Day. Expect more.
For years, I have felt like I was the only American voice pushing this argument hard and consistently.
On March 6, 2026, I published a memorandum to President Trump titled Nigeria — The Biggest Win on the Board, encouraging this policy shift.
I made the same case the central thesis of my number-one Amazon bestseller, EPICENTER: Nigeria, Radical Islam, and the War for Global Order.
I delivered it, unvarnished, at my viral congressional briefing two weeks ago.
Here’s the truth:
The Nigerian jihad has raged since 1804. Same throne, same tribe, same tactics, same results: death, rape, slavery, destruction and displacement. As many as six million killed. Ten million enslaved. Twenty-five million displaced. The longest continuous genocide on the face of the earth.
The men running it have not hidden their ambition: Total Sharia across Nigeria, then global.
The Trump White House just confirmed it.
Hold on tight. I get the feeling things are about to get sporty.
The shadow is breaking. It’s about time.
#TruthMutiny
#EarthShaker
Gunther Fehlinger @GunterFehlinger reacts to video footage of Islamist militants in #Nigeria clubbing Christian men and children to death, labeling the country a failed state and urging “Ex-Nigeria” as the solution.
Fehlinger’s doctrine advocates dismantling large post-colonial states into smaller sovereign nations—around 300+ globally—to end empires and promote democracy, explicitly including Ex-Nigeria alongside Ex-Sudan and for Africa.
Nigeria experiences severe ongoing attacks by Fulani militants and Islamist groups on Christian communities in the Middle Belt, with thousands of faith-based killings reported in 2025-2026, fueling discussions of state fragility and partition.
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Mike Arnold calls for the release of Mazi nnamdi kanu and arrest of those sponsoring genocide in. Nigeria
Guy the real terrorists are in government offices
BREAKING
NOTICE
Dear President Tinubu,@officialABAT
RE: RELEASE OF NNAMDI KANU
NOTICE NO. 1/01/04/26/PAF – PRE-LITIGATION NOTICE
1. We write as voluntary legal experts in international law, having voluntarily assumed the conduct of this matter, and hereby give formal notice of our intention to pursue all available legal avenues, including proceedings in the London courts, to enforce compliance with binding United Nations 🇺🇳 directives.
2. In July 2022, the United Nations Human Rights Council, through a landmark Opinion issued by its Working Group, directed the Buhari-led Government of Nigeria to release Mazi Nnamdi Kanu and to provide him with an enforceable pathway to compensation for his unlawful and extraordinary rendition from Kenya to Nigeria in June 2021.
3. The 17-page Opinion, in its disposition (conclusion), unequivocally states: “The Working Group considers that, taking into account all the circumstances of the case, the appropriate remedy would be for the Government of Nigeria to release Mr. Kanu immediately and accord him an enforceable right to compensation and other reparations, in accordance with international law.”
4. The Working Group of the United Nations Human Rights Council is a quasi-judicial body duly mandated to receive and determine human rights complaints against member states. Its decisions (termed “Opinions”) are binding on all member states of the United Nations, including Nigeria.
5. Nigeria’s obligations in this matter are further reinforced by its ratification of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, both domesticated pursuant to Section 12 of the Nigerian Constitution. These instruments impose clear, enforceable legal duties on the Nigerian State.
6. By settled constitutional and judicial authority, including decisions of the Supreme Court of Nigeria and competent international tribunals, ratification renders Nigeria fully bound by the provisions of the treaties it has adopted. This legal position is incontrovertible.
7. Accordingly, Nigeria is under a continuing and unequivocal obligation to comply with the aforesaid United Nations decision in both letter and spirit. The failure to do so constitutes an ongoing breach of its international legal obligations.
8. The Opinion, issued on 20 July 2022 and transmitted to the Government of Nigeria on 22 July 2022, was willfully disregarded by the previous administration. That non-compliance, however, does not extinguish the subsisting legal obligation now binding on your administration.
9. Mazi Nnamdi Kanu has, for over three and a half years, been subjected to detention devoid of lawful justification under both domestic and international law. This continuing violation exposes the Nigerian State to significant legal consequences, including international enforcement actions.
10. TAKE NOTICE that, unless immediate steps are taken to comply fully with the United Nations directive—specifically the unconditional release of Mazi Nnamdi Kanu and the provision of appropriate reparations—we shall, without further recourse to you, initiate appropriate legal enforcement proceedings in competent jurisdictions, including but not limited to the courts in London, to compel compliance and seek redress.
11. This letter constitutes a final opportunity for the Federal Government of Nigeria to resolve this matter without recourse to heavy litigation. Nothing herein shall be construed as a waiver of any rights or remedies available to our client under international law.
Respectfully
Pan African Forum Ltd & Associates
Legal Affairs Advisory Division
[email protected]
MONDAY 14TH APRIL 2026
LONDON UNITED KINGDOM 🇬🇧
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Our withdrawal from NATO would be long overdue.
NATO has run its course. The threats that existed at its inception are no longer relevant 76 years later. Europe has been leaning on American taxpayers for their security for decades, offering too little in return.
That’s why I introduced the Not A Trusted Organization (NATO) Act last year, and why President Trump is right to question American membership today.
The United States is authorizing some embassy staff and families to leave Nigeria as security conditions worsen in the African country.
The decision follows recent deadly attacks during Easter and growing concerns about terrorist activity throughout the region.
BREAKING: ITALY ALLOCATES PERMANENT HQ TO IPOB FOR LIFE
This isn't just about a building; it symbolizes permanence and diplomatic recognition.
Watch here for the full details https://t.co/rDKXelEnjo