Скачать или смотреть Global premiere of a six-year documentary project exposing the truth behind the Nigerian genocide.

On Christmas Day, President Trump bombed ISIS in Nigeria. Days later, Prime Minister Netanyahu pledged Israel’s full involvement to stop what is now being called the largest Christian genocide on earth.

At the center of this awakening: Mike Arnold from right here in Blanco.

From Blanco to Abuja to the World
Mike has made seven trips to Nigeria since 2019, building schools for displaced children and documenting the genocide from the inside.

On October 15, during a Nigerian government-sponsored press conference meant to suppress dissent, Mike risked his life to flip the script and it exploded:
Over 3 billion global impressions in 72 hours.
World opinion flipped from 80% denial to 70% affirmation of genocide.
The impact is now credited with helping trigger U.S. and Israeli action.

Today, Mike’s posts shape the headlines across Nigeria, what he publishes one day becomes public debate the next. He is now recognized as perhaps the most influential American in Nigeria.

About the Premiere
This night marks the global premiere of the Me & Ms. Hanatu trailer — the first public unveiling of a 6-year documentary mission that has taken cameras into burned villages, underground survivor networks, and the highest halls of Nigerian power.

Crafted with a world-class team of filmmakers behind major studio, streaming, and festival releases, this film is positioned to break through on the global stage — with top-tier festival submissions, awards campaigns, and strategic media partnerships already in motion.

It is more than a movie. It’s evidence. It’s testimony. It’s a cinematic weapon of truth designed to awaken the world — and it begins here, in Blanco.

You’ll hear Mike walk through:
The explosive story behind the film
What’s really happening in Nigeria — and what’s next
And you’ll experience the viral soundtrack through select music video — each song telling a piece of the truth

This Is a Fundraiser
Dinner is provided — but this is not a free event.
We are asking all attendees to come ready to give. We are raising support for:

 Our schools: A new 4th campus just opened
we can now serve 500 more students, but need funding for teachers

 Our social movement campaign: Media, truth, survivor advocacy

 Our film: Final production, launch, and global distribution

Ways to Support:
Tax-deductible donation via Africa Arise USA (501c3)
For-profit investment in documentary via our Reg CF offering on Wefunder (equity-based)