For years a stark government message has warned travelers at U.S. airports about the dangers of flying to Lagos.
Though the signs are still there, things have begun to change – in dramatic ways.
D.C. lobbyists, led by Patton Boggs are drafting proposals to snag the Nigerian embassy's business on Capitol Hill. "It is fierce," says one seasoned Washington advocate. "The United States has finally said it's not a negative to represent the country."
November 29, 1999 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
For years a stark government message has warned travelers at U.S. airports about the dangers of flying to Lagos.
Though the signs are still there, things have begun to change – in dramatic ways.
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