
Nadeem Anjarwalla, a Binance executive, is currently embroiled in an extradition process involving multiple countries and agencies. Initially escaping to Kenya, Anjarwalla is now facing potential extradition to Nigeria, with local media citing government sources. The situation is complicated by conflicting reports, as a spokesperson for Anjarwalla's wife has denied these extradition claims. Meanwhile, the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) in Nigeria, along with Interpol and Kenyan police, are actively involved in the extradition discussions. The EFCC has requested the Federal High Court in Abuja to deny Anjarwalla's bail, citing risks, with a court hearing scheduled for Tuesday. Kenyan authorities plan to extradite Anjarwalla by the end of the month, with Interpol reportedly aiding in the process. This case has drawn significant attention, highlighted by the involvement of various international law enforcement agencies.









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