Nigeria: American Lobbying Firms Disagree Over $57m U.S. Lawsuit Against Tinubu
DCI Group called the allegations absurd and said its work for Nigeria focused on relations with U.S. policymakers, while Fani-Kayode said he was not formally served.
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REPORT!!! US Court Filing Alleges Tinubu Government Pays US Firm $750000 Monthly
The Genius Media NG REPORT!!! US Court Filing Alleges Tinubu Government Pays US Firm $750000 Monthly REPORT!!! US Court Filing Alleges Tinubu Government Pays US Firm $750000 Monthly A fresh court filing in the United States (US) has alleged that the Nigerian government pays $750,000 monthly to DCI Group AZ, LLC, an affiliate associated with American public affairs firm DCI Group. The allegation was contained in a document submitted www.theg…
USA Court Filing: Nigerian Government Pays Washington Lobbying Firm $750,000 Monthly, Plaintiff Says
. . By 247ureports.com A filing in a US federal court has put a spotlight on the $750,000 monthly fee the Nigerian government pays a Washington lobbying firm, as the plaintiff in the long-running Freedom of Information Act case over Tinubu-linked FBI and DEA records seeks permission to question the president and obtain documents from […]
$57m Lawsuit: DCI Group Denies Wrongdoing In Suit Against Tinubu, Fani-Kayode - TV360 Nigeria
The legal battle over an alleged plot to defame, kidnap and physically harm Washington-based lobbyist Karl Von Batten has intensified, as American lobbying firm DCI Group rejects the accusations in a 57-million-dollar lawsuit involving President Bola Tinubu and other Nigerian defendants. DCI Group, Craig Stevens, hired by the Nigerian government to lobby US policymakers, described …
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