AMERICAN “EARTHSHAKER” GIVES NIGERIANS THE HISTORY THEIR SCHOOLS ERASED
EPICENTER exposes 200-year blueprint for control—hits #1 on Amazon in 72 hours
— ANNOUNCEMENT FOR NIGERIAN MEDIA —
ABUJA — For fifteen years, Nigerian schools have not taught Nigerian history. Now a Texas mayor has written the book that explains why.
EPICENTER: Nigeria, Radical Islam, and the War for Global Order hit #1 Bestseller in History of West Africa, #1 Bestseller in Nigeria History and #1 New Release in African Politics within three days of publication. Young Nigerians are calling it a revelation—the story of their own nation they were never allowed to learn.
“I realized Nigerians have equally died from a lack of knowledge of our nation and the foundation of its problems, as we have died from the bullets of terrorists,” says Robert Simon, CEO of Media Church Network.
The author is Mike Arnold, the American whom Nigerians dubbed “EarthShaker” after he delivered a genocide indictment at the Abuja Hilton last October—at a press conference where the government expected him to validate their denials.
EPICENTER traces the crisis to its roots: the 1804 Sokoto jihad, the 1914 British amalgamation designed to ensure Northern dominance, the strangling of Biafra, the Obama administration’s removal of Goodluck Jonathan and installation of Muhammadu Buhari, the $9 billion annual looting of Nigerian minerals funding the very terrorists killing Nigerian citizens.
The book unmasks the illusion of secular democracy in a system engineered for Islamic control. It names the foreign powers, the local collaborators, the propaganda machine, and the playbook they use to keep Nigerians confused, divided, and exploited.
“Mike Arnold has done such a thorough job of connecting all the hidden dots and unmasking the main characters behind Nigeria’s lack of progress that it borders on oracle status,” says Kunle Phillips, an IT professional. “Every right-thinking Nigerian ought to read it.”
Arnold has made sixteen trips to Nigeria since 2010. He has built schools in displacement camps the government denies exist. He has met with former presidents, cardinals, governors—and with widows and orphans in the squalor of camps near Abuja’s gleaming towers.
“This book aligns with a vision of a New Nigeria,” says Sol Aletor, CEO of The Nigerian Network. “It moves beyond mere documentation of tragedy—it offers a strategic path towards a nation defined by honour, integrity, and faith.”
On Christmas Day 2025, weeks after Arnold’s Abuja indictment shifted global attention to Nigeria, President Trump ordered airstrikes on terrorist strongholds in Sokoto—the spiritual seat of the caliphate Arnold names in the book.
The book closes with a direct appeal to Nigerians: “Rise to the greatness that is your birthright.”
Nigerian broadcaster Favour Ajagbe answers: “Dear young Nigerians, the time is NOW and we are the answer. Mike has done the groundwork, now we do the field work. A New Nigeria is possible because we are possible.”
EPICENTER is available on Amazon worldwide and on Selar for Nigerian readers.
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