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Washington lobbying firm Von Batten-Montague-York, L.C. warned it could lobby for sanctions against the government of President Bola Tinubu.
“If the electoral integrity and insecurity persist, drastic measures will be taken,” the statement posted on 𝕏 on Wednesday read.
The firm says it is already briefing officials in the US President Donald Trump administration on developments in Nigeria, including allegations of interference in elections and violence.
H.E. Bola Ahmed Tinubu is the current President of Nigeria, a statesman with a long and respected legacy. “However, the majority of Nigerians do not have a positive opinion of his tenure as President, the firm said.
It said it has no authority to influence changes in leadership in Nigeria but that such power lies with the citizens.
“As American registered foreign agents, we do not have the power to remove a sitting leader from office, that power lies solely with the Nigerian people,” it said.
The firm said its work in Washington is tied to a contract with former Vice President Atiku Abubakar, under which it is obliged to lobby for U.S. action on issues relating to Nigeria’s democracy and security.
“Former Nigerian Vice President Atiku Abubakar is no enemy, but a brother statesman, who has asked us to speak out for U.S. engagement to end the killing of innocent Nigerians and to insist that the right to free and fair elections be fully respected,” the statement read.
It also cautioned that a presidency is not guaranteed, saying leadership is ultimately subject to the will of the voters.
“The Nigerian presidency is not your birth right but a privilege bestowed on you by the Nigerian people and if the Nigerian people decide you must leave then you must leave,” it added.
The firm also said it would pursue punitive measures under the Global Magnitsky framework if evidence emerges linking Nigerian officials to rights abuses or electoral misconduct.
“We will continue to call for US accountability measures, including the possible imposition of Global Magnitsky sanctions, to freeze assets wherever they might be, should credible evidence come to light of complicity in the killing of Christians in Northern Nigeria or of efforts to rig the upcoming presidential election,” it said.
This follows a previous position by the firm raising concerns over the role of the Independent National Electoral Commission warning that deficiencies in protecting credible elections could threaten democratic processes.
It said it would engage the US Congress and National Security Council on the matter, saying discussions with policymakers were ongoing.
The effort is tied to a $1.2 million contract Atiku signed in March 2026 that requires the firm to help shape policy conversations in Washington, engage US officials and manage his international profile ahead of the 2027 general elections.
