The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) had been handling the case, but the prosecutor explained that Gambaryan, a U.S. citizen and compliance head at Binance, was not directly responsible for the company’s activities related to the charges.
Gambaryan had been in detention since April 2024, and the withdrawal of the charges marks a significant development in his legal case
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ReplyDeleteSick country.. So why was he arrested in the first place..
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ReplyDelete😂😂😂 An institution programmed to fail...O lu lee...Always losing cases based on insufficient evidence, not doing a thorough job....Mtsheew
ReplyDeleteOr there has been an out of court settlement…… you gerrit 🫣
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ReplyDeleteSame cryptocurrency they blamed for the devaluation of the Naira 😒
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He should file an action for malicious prosecution and wrongful detention. Imagine being detained for 6 months!
ReplyDeleteBinance's operations in Nigeria weren't illegal. They got all the necessary approvals and permits from the Government.
The Government was just looking for a scape goat to blame for the depreciating Naira.
Instead of them to blame themselves and their horrible economic decisions, they saw Binance as an easy target.
Since Binance was halted, has the Naira gotten any better?
Well written .
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