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Members of the US Congress have harshly criticized Nigeria's expenditure of $9 million on lobbyist services in Washington, emphasizing the need for the country to prioritize the protection of its citizens from rising religious persecution.
Dr. Ike Neliaku, the president of the Nigerian Institute of Public Relations (NIPR), has supported the Federal Government's choice to enlist lobbying services in the United States, asserting that such actions constitute a legitimate public relations activity rather than illegal conduct. This comes amid criticism from opposition parties and citizens over the hefty expenditure.
Kunle Fagbemi criticizes Nigeria's expenditure of over $9 million on lobbying in the United States, arguing that these funds could be allocated to pressing domestic issues such as security, aid for internally displaced persons, and national development.
The Nigerian government has contracted an American lobbying firm to enhance its image internationally and counter the influence of Biafran separatists advocating for sanctions against Nigeria.
The Federal Government of Nigeria has entered into a $9 million lobbying contract with a US-based firm to advocate for American support in counter-terrorism efforts, particularly regarding the protection of Christian communities.
