This weblink includes the AI Overview information on the 2026 US National Counterterrorism Strategy:
View AI Overview of 2026 US Counterterrorism Strategy
The White House Statement of May 6, 2026 on US Counter-Terrorism Strategy upscales US policy actions on Nigeria against terror infrastructure—from the engagement prism of Christian genocide and religious freedom to jihad and US global counter-terrorism operations.
This 2026 US Counter-Terrorism Strategy aligns fully with the ICON/SPC/MAI/NINAS prescriptions of 2019 to Washington and sets the stage for swift execution of current US policy actions on Nigeria.
Let it be recalled that as murderous Fulani invaders masquerading as herdsmen were killing indigenous peoples across Nigeria in a jihad-style conquest involving ethnic cleansing, terror, and land grabbing that dislodged indigenous populations—mostly Christians, especially in the Middle Belt—the US Government (January to July 2019) engaged extensively with NINAS and its US-based collaborators and facilitators, particularly ICON, SPC, and MAI.
US officials were informed that the crisis is nationwide, driven by Fulani militia on a conquest mission using terror tactics and linked to global terror networks including ISIS and Al-Qaeda. (Fulani militia were rated among the deadliest terrorist groups globally.) This situation was attributed to the imposed 1999 Constitution.
That engagement contributed to:
- December 2019: US Special Watchlisting of Nigeria for widespread ethnoreligious killings
- March 2020: Designation of Nigeria as a Country of Particular Concern (CPC)
Clips from the 2019 LNC-NINAS Alerts to Washington DC
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LNC’s Tony Nnadi at the National Press Club, Washington DC
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“Nigeria at Breaking Point” — Frank Gaffney, Washington DC (January 17, 2019)
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Frank Gaffney interviews Tony Nnadi (January 2019)
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Fulani invaders, Fulani “herdsmen” and Fulani militia are linked:
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The Fulani Conquest Agenda, being the terrorism-insecurity against Nigerians as declared by Ahmadu Bello:
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