(First released in March 2025)

As a matter of strategy, 80% of what we do in LNC and NINAS are kept in the covert compartment and therefore not generally known to the public. That is why the system did not see the NINAS onslaught coming. Our undertakings in Washington, D.C. and New York fall largely into this covert compartment.

Working with U.S.-based partner organizations and facilitators, including ICON, Mission Africa International, and Save the Persecuted Christians, Tony Nnadi, leading a NINAS team, was directly and deeply involved in the efforts and processes in Washington, D.C., between Congress and the State Department, that culminated in the December 2019 U.S. watchlisting of Nigeria for widespread ethnoreligious killings; the March 2020 designation of Nigeria as a Country of Particular Concern (CPC); and the June 2, 2020 Executive Order on International Religious Freedom.

Then came the November 2020 U.S. presidential elections, and subsequently, President Biden and Secretary of State Blinken removed Nigeria from the CPC list, even when the killings were on the increase.

With the return of Trump in January 2025, the June 2, 2020 Executive Order on International Religious Freedom was reinstated, and the core group that worked out the aforementioned U.S. policy actions on Nigeria was mandated to review, update, and recommence implementation. Tony Nnadi is in that core group.

Just so we can be enlightened on the subject, posted below are some of the materials from our engagements on the subject in Washington, D.C., between January and July 2019.

Here is a link to videos and pictures from the 2019 engagements in Washington, D.C., that culminated in the CPC designation of Nigeria: