A former mayor of Blanco, Texas, Mike Arnold, has called on the United States government to investigate the Sultan of Sokoto, Muhammadu Sa’ad Abubakar, over alleged links to terrorism. Speaking at a public forum, Arnold argued that what he described as “circumstantial evidence” was sufficient to justify a full investigation by U.S. authorities. He urged…
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In 2010, that arrangement was briefly disrupted. A Christian from Nigeria’s oil-producing Niger Delta, Goodluck Jonathan, became president — not by coup but by succession when the northern Muslim president died in office. Under Jonathan, radical Islam was being confronted rather than accommodated. There were effectively zero internally displaced persons — no refugee camps of people displaced from their villages by armed groups.
Ninety percent of all Christians killed for their faith on earth are killed in Nigeria. More than 10,200 killed by armed groups in just the first two years of Tinubu’s administration, according to Amnesty International. 725 villages under bandit control in Zamfara. All 23 local government areas of Benue State attacked. And Boko Haram and ISWAP recruitment videos indicate that Nigeria is “phase one” of a worldwide caliphate revival—with $40 billion a year in oil and $700 billion in strategic minerals to finance it.
“What do you think the British have been doing from Day 1? The Chinese? How’s that working for you?”
