Nigerian Govt Hires US Lobbying Firm for $9M to Protect Christians
The Nigerian government, led by Bola Tinubu, has contracted a US lobbying firm, DCI Group, for $9 million to advocate for the protection of Nigerian Christians to the US government. The move comes amidst claims of Christian genocide in Nigeria.
The lobbying contract, facilitated by Aster Legal, aims to maintain US support against terrorist groups and bolster security operations in Nigeria. The firm will work to counter criticisms and potential US military actions in Nigeria.
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