Although there are some who question reports of Nigerian Christian genocide, we must hear first person eyewitness accounts to learn the truth.
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Guest: Mike Arnold is today considered the most famous American in Nigeria, following his bombshell flip-the-script, government-sponsored Abuja press conference on 14 October 2025, where he blew the whistle on the Nigerian Genocide.
But when he first set foot in Nigeria in 2010, it was as a fill-in keynote speaker for an international leadership conference. What began as a single invitation turned into a lifelong bond.
The Nigerian genocide against Christians is very real; affecting the lives of all those caught in the path of political forces intent on transforming all of Africa into a uniform Islamic theocracy. Without intervention, it is estimated some 2 million currently displaced (kidnapped?) Nigerian youth will be radicalized by 2030. Africa Arise programs are reaching out to the afflicted populations, currently serving some 600 child survivors with a free, high-quality, loving education – and stand ready to reach many more given the opportunity.
The most resource rich continent in the world has a long history of subjugation and colonialization by the old European Powers, and more recently by the CCP attempting to gain natural resource dominance through their Belt and Road initiative. Erstwhile efforts by the radical green lobby to limit the development of affordable energy that would allow Africans to enjoy economic development have kept much of the continent desperately poor. Meanwhile, despotic political factions treat Black Christians as little more than cannon fodder in an autocratic system that relies on constant strife and war to maintain control. It's time to stop this madness and end the tribalism and theocracy that continues to destabilize the entire continent.
It's time to give the African people a fighting chance to realize the religious, economic and political freedom that most in the West have enjoyed for several centuries. It's time to lift the boot off their necks and walk the walk rather than just talk the talk of committed Christian people of faith. We can no longer afford to turn a blind eye to their travails while African Christians are being exploited. A recent expos'e of the Nigerian Genocide by Mike Arnold who has traveled to Nigeria 16 times since 2010 — doing mission work, field investigation, and front-line filming will be our topic of discussion for this podcast. He has made seven trips since 2019 to visit slaughtered villages, been embedded with survivors; all while documenting atrocities and building schools inside displaced person concentration camps in Abuja. Mike Arnold has connected with the top political and religious leaders – presidents and cabinet ministers, Senators and Kings, even Cardinal Onaiyekan.
On October 14, he was flown in by the Tinubu Administration for what was supposed to be a photo-op PR stunt — complete with smiling photos next to jihadist imams. He updated his will before boarding the plane because he knew he might not make it home…………especially after he flipped the script.
Within 72 hours, his press conference made 4 billion media impressions. The Nigerian Senate called an emergency session and formed a special committee to address the report. That single event flipped the global narrative on Nigeria’s Christian genocide — from 80% denial to 70% recognition. Observers across both continents now credit that moment with prompting Trump’s CPC designation and open threats of military action.
- Mike Arnold publicly exposed the coordinated design behind the genocide: from Fulani jihad networks to Chinese-funded blood mineral pipelines.
- Mike Arnold has been name-checked by the Sultan of Sokoto — likely the single most dangerous religious-political figure in Africa
- He become — verifiably — the most visible American in Nigeria and his tweets frequently become headlines.
- His expos'e is now being pulled into top-tier U.S. government meetings and security briefings, like those being set up by Sen. Sam Brownback.
Mike Arnold is also the executive producer of Me & Ms. Hanatu, a documentary now in post-production, and will be keynoting the “Stop the Genocide & Restore Nigeria Rally” in Washington, D.C., on December 1.
Is Nigerian genocide fact or fiction? Join Dan and his guest Mike Arnold for a first person account of the events that led to Mike Arnold's cries to the civilized world to stop this persecution before it destroys millions of Nigerian and other African Christians that are systematically being forced into accepting Islam by corrupt political leaders.
