Atiku's Aide Accuses Tinubu of Paying $9M to US Lobby Firm to Improve Nigerian Govt's Image
Atiku's aide, Paul Ibe, has accused Bola Tinubu of paying a US lobby firm, DCI Group, $9 million to improve the image of the Nigerian government. The contract, filed with the US Department of Justice, aims to address concerns about religious violence and support Nigeria's ongoing battle against jihadist groups in West Africa.
The allegations suggest a focus on portraying the current administration as incompetent. The contract is set to span six months with a possibility of renewal.
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