
US COURT FILING PUTS NIGERIA’S $750,000-A-MONTH DCI LOBBYING CONTRACT UNDER FRESH SCRUTINY
A new U.S. federal court filing by transparency activist Aaron Greenspan has placed Nigeria’s lobbying contract with DCI Group AZ under renewed scrutiny. Official U.S. records independently confirm that the firm is retained for $750,000 a month, potentially totaling $9 million annually, to represent the Republic of Nigeria in Washington. Greenspan has cited the lobbying relationship while seeking limited discovery over alleged attacks on his PlainSite website, but neither his filing nor any court ruling establishes that Tinubu, the Nigerian government or DCI directed those attacks.