Binance says it’s working ‘collaboratively’ with Nigerian authorities Binance claims to be working together with authorities in Nigeria in a collaborative manner.
The ongoing conflict between Nigeria and Binance persists, despite Binance withdrawing its backing for the naira. written by Katherine Ross. Nie wiem co powiedzieć 15 marca 2014 o 12:44 The image was altered by Blockworks from ymcgraphic/Shutterstock. The issues facing Binance in Nigeria persist as two staff members are still being held in custody. Nigerian authorities have requested for the detention of these two executives to be extended by a court in Abuja, where they have been held since February. Authorities attempted to prolong the legal authorization for the continued detention of Binance executives, Tigran Gambrayan and Nadeem Anjarwalla, beyond the initial 22.5-day period. Gambrayan serves as the head of financial crime compliance at Binance, while Anjarwalla is the regional manager for Africa. No charges have been brought against them for any crimes. For more information, check out Nigeria’s SEC’s second warning to investors about ‘Binance’, including mentions of the exchange website. At the beginning of this week, the wives of the two executives released a statement together questioning why their husbands, Gambrayan and Anjarwalla, are being held in relation to the Binance issue with the Nigerian government. They don’t see how this will assist in resolving the situation.