Mike Arnold: Nigeria's Breakup Inevitable and Just

Mike Arnold, a former mayor and current member of the U.S. Congress, has stated that Nigeria's breakup appears inevitable and just, advocating for a referendum to allow the Nigerian people to determine their future.
Arnold, who is the founder and chairman of Africa Arise International, claims that Nigeria is at a crossroads, with its current structure rooted in a British colonial master plan that has failed. He draws parallels to historical separations, such as India and Pakistan in 1947 and Sudan and South Sudan in 2011.
Arnold emphasizes the economic growth of the Eastern region during the pre-civil war period and discusses the humanitarian crisis during the Biafran War, where millions suffered due to a blockade. He raises concerns about the worsening situation for Christians in Nigeria, citing incidents of violence and the Nigerian government's denial of the existence of internally displaced persons (IDP) camps.
Arnold's remarks come amid ongoing discussions about religious freedom and human rights in Nigeria.
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