Atiku’s team discusses election and security with US congressman
Representatives of Atiku Abubakar recently met with US Congressman Riley Moore to address concerns about election integrity and security in Nigeria. The meeting, facilitated by the US-based lobbying firm Von Batten-Montague-York, focused on ensuring free and fair elections for Nigerians. The firm emphasized the need for peace, stability, and protection of citizens’ rights. Criticisms were also directed at the current Nigerian administration over electoral and security issues.
Key takeaways
- Representatives of Atiku Abubakar and Riley Moore discussed the importance of free and fair elections in Nigeria.
- The lobbying firm described the meeting as “very productive” and highlighted the urgent need for election integrity and long-term stability.
- The firm warned members of the Nigerian government against complicity in electoral crimes, stating such actions are being monitored.
- Concerns were raised about the role of the Independent National Electoral Commission and the administration of Bola Tinubu.
- The lobbying effort is tied to a $1.2m contract signed in March 2026 by Atiku, aimed at shaping policy discussions in Washington ahead of the 2027 general elections.
