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🚨 Breaking development - now we may know why

Some Tribal Council Members Signed an NDA

One Tribal Council member has directly confirmed to one of our coalition members - and multiple coalition members have independently confirmed - that some Tribal Council members signed a Non-Disclosure Agreement - an NDA - regarding the $6.8M land flip deal.

This means some of our own elected representatives may be legally prevented from telling us the truth about what happened to our tribal funds. This is why there has been three months of silence on a publicly documented transaction.

Is this why

they have not called for an independent investigation?

Is this why

there has been three months of silence on a publicly documented $6.8M transaction?

They signed an agreement - with someone - not to talk about it. We want to know:

β€’ Who asked them to sign that NDA?

β€’ Who drafted it?

β€’ Who benefits from their silence?

β€’ What are they not allowed to tell us - about our own money?

We are calling for the immediate public release of that NDA.

Tribal members have a right to know what some of our elected representatives agreed not to tell us - about our own tribal funds. We demand accountability. We demand transparency. We will not stop asking.

All facts below are sourced from Robeson County public deed records and Business North Carolina reporting (February 2026). These are public documents that any person can verify.

What the public records show

Three numbers. Same land. Same week. No public explanation. No council vote. No member notification.

Step 1 - Wyoming company paid
$3.2M
Western Agricultural Holdings bought both tracts Β· Dec 11 & 17, 2025
Step 2 - Our tribe paid
$6.8M
Lumbee Tribal Holdings bought the same land days later Β· Dec 12 & 17, 2025
Step 3 - Wyoming company profit
$3.6M
Profit to a company no tribal member had ever heard of - in less than a week

In plain English: A Wyoming shell company nobody had heard of bought land near I-95 for $3.2 million. Days later, our tribe bought that same land for $6.8 million. The Wyoming company walked away with $3.6 million of our tribal funds. No tribal member was consulted. No explanation has ever been given. And now we know that some council members may have signed an NDA preventing them from telling us why.

Three months of silence

Business NC documented this on February 18, 2026

Business NC publicly documented this transaction nearly three months ago. In those three months:

0

Independent investigations ordered by the Tribal Council

0

Council members who have publicly demanded answers

0

Public explanations given to tribal members

If this Tribal Council will not order an independent investigation into a documented $6.8M land flip transaction - what confidence do we have that they will provide proper oversight for a billion-dollar gaming industry?

Why this makes the proposed amendment so dangerous

What happened with no oversight

Our tribe paid $6.8M for land worth $3.2M. A Wyoming shell company pocketed $3.6M. No vote. No notification. No explanation. No independent oversight existed to catch it, question it or stop it. And now some council members may be under an NDA preventing them from discussing it.

What the amendment would make possible

The proposed amendment gives the same chairman the power to negotiate all gaming contracts worth potentially hundreds of millions AND nominate every member of both the gaming board and the oversight board - confirmed by a council that voted 17-2 in his favor. That is not oversight. That is the same pattern - on a billion-dollar scale.

The same chairman who has not answered questions about the $6.8M land flip deal would control all of this.

β†’ To learn more about the amendment, click here

These three questions have never been answered

01

Who authorized it?

Who in tribal leadership authorized the purchase of land for $6.8M from a Wyoming company that had just paid $3.2M for it days earlier?

02

Who owns Western Agricultural Holdings?

Who are the owners of the Wyoming shell company that pocketed $3.6M in profit from our tribal funds? No tribal member has ever been told.

03

Why isn't the Tribal Council demanding an independent investigation?

Business NC documented this on February 18, 2026 - nearly three months ago. Not one council member has demanded answers. Is it because some signed an NDA preventing them from speaking?

We are calling for a full independent investigation AND the immediate release of any NDA.

These are not partisan questions. These are not anti-gaming questions. These are basic questions of accountability that every tribal member deserves answered - before a billion-dollar gaming enterprise is placed in the hands of the same leadership that has never explained this deal.

The Business NC article publicly documented this transaction on February 18, 2026 - nearly three months ago. Three months of silence. And now we may know why - some council members signed an NDA. If this council cannot provide oversight on a documented $6.8M land flip transaction - why would we trust them to oversee a billion-dollar gaming operation?

Please ask your tribal representative to call for a full independent investigation and the release of any NDA - click here to see how β†’

Tell your Tribal Council member we need a full investigation.

Contact them by email, by phone, or if you see them in person. Let them know that tribal members are watching and waiting for answers - and ask them directly whether they signed an NDA.

Contact your Tribal Council member β†’
What a better amendment looks like β†’

Published reporting on this transaction

"Lumbee pay $6.8M for possible casino land, 2X previous sales price"

By Ray Gronberg  Β·  Business North Carolina  Β·  February 18, 2026

Business North Carolina documented this land transaction based on Robeson County public deed records. The article was published on February 18, 2026 - nearly three months before June 23. The Tribal Council has never ordered an investigation in response.

Read the Business NC article ↗

Lumbees United for Accountability is not an anti-gaming coalition. Our members hold a range of views on gaming. What unites us is this:

01

Before a billion-dollar gaming enterprise is authorized, the Lumbee people deserve full accountability for the $6.8M land flip deal - including the immediate release of any NDA and a full independent investigation.

02

Voting NO does not stop gaming. It forces a referendum or a better amendment - one with independent oversight, transparent revenue reporting, and a balance of power.

03

If gaming eventually passes, revenues must go to tribal services - healthcare, education, housing, infrastructure and elder care - not to outsiders, insiders or Wyoming shell companies.

Vote NO. Demand Better!!

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