“There is no other viable way Nigeria can navigate to a solution that can avert the looming U.S. military action than the immediate adoption of the NINAS 5-Point Proposition, and we have less than three months to do that before it gets too late.”

1. Let it be recalled that Nigeria was first designated as a Country of Particular Concern (CPC) in March 2020 by the United States under the presidency of Donald Trump for widespread ethnoreligious killings, following a December 2019 watchlisting of Nigeria. Link to the input of LNC-NINAS toward it: 🔗 https://ninasmovementnews.substack.com/p/unending-ethnoreligious-killings
2. For reasons that remain unclear to date, the Biden Administration removed Nigeria from the list of Countries of Particular Concern in 2021, even when the killings had not abated in any way.
3. The October 31, 2025, CPC redesignation of Nigeria by President Trump came amidst much outcry over the steadily increasing number of attacks and deaths in Nigeria, while the Government of Nigeria seems unwilling and unable to act.
4. In what could be called a marching order to Nigeria, President Trump, on November 1, 2025, threatened direct, decisive U.S. military action in Nigeria to wipe out the terrorists unless the Nigerian government acts fast enough to stop the killings and arrest the situation.
5. Considering the fact that the unitary constitution of Nigeria is the chief enabler of the terror invasion sweeping across the country—and therefore the widespread killings which have now become an issue of concern to the United States, prompting the U.S. redesignation of Nigeria and the threat of direct U.S. military action by President Trump unless Nigeria acts fast to halt the killings—it stands to reason that what Nigeria needs to do immediately is to move swiftly to any solution that will visibly abate the killings on a sustainable basis, thus making unnecessary direct, unilateral U.S. military action as threatened.

6. Having been directly involved in the discussions, interrogations, and policy distillation processes in Washington, D.C. between 2019 and 2020, which resulted in the March 2020 CPC designation of Nigeria under the Buhari presidency, we were also privileged to present a solution option that was fully considered, adopted, and acted upon by the then Trump administration.

   That solution option was simply to ease out the fraudulent unitary constitution of Nigeria (1999) that enables this terrorism, using the NINAS 5-Point Proposition, thereby extinguishing the true source of the deep-seated problems manifesting in the form of ethnoreligious killings.

7. We believe that the immediate adoption of the NINAS Constitutional Reconstruction Proposition provides Nigeria with clearly outlined and time-limited processes, start to finish, beginning with the shelving of election plans for 2027 and the immediate initiation of a transitioning process to rework the unitary constitution that has reduced Nigeria to ruins and a country of particular concern to the United States.
8. It is our conviction that the NINAS Constitutional Reconstruction Proposition offers Nigeria and Nigerians the only viable pathway to avoiding direct U.S. military action now being threatened by U.S. President Donald Trump, toward addressing U.S. concerns about ethnoreligious killings and its propelling terror machinery, for which the U.S. just redesignated Nigeria as a Country of Particular Concern.
9. All things considered, we posit unequivocally that there is no other viable way in sight by which Nigeria can safely navigate to a solution that can avert the looming U.S. military action threatened by President Trump than the immediate adoption of the NINAS 5-Point Proposition.

10. It is our estimation that Nigeria may have less than three months from the November 1, 2025, military intervention threat by President Trump to fully activate the solution package offered by NINAS.

    Accordingly, we prescribe that preparations for the 2027 elections under the doomed 1999 constitution must now be suspended and a transitioning process initiated in place of another futile round of national elections, to commence the decommissioning and total reconfiguration of the unitary constitution of Nigeria (1999), which has brought Nigeria to the dangerous security situation that has prompted the threat of direct U.S. military action.

Link to the publication:

Announcement: Q-4/2024 & Q-1/2025 Next Steps – Action Required to Take Down the 1999 Constitution Is to Openly Reject Preparations for Another Round of National Elections in 2027 Under the 1999 Constitution

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Link to the Notice of Constitutional Grievances, Declaration of Constitutional Force Majeure, and Demand for Transitioning Process for an Orderly Reconfiguration of the Constitutional Basis of the Federation of Nigeria