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Two executives from Binance, including Compliance Chief Tigran Gambaryan, have been detained by the Nigerian government since February. Binance has filed lawsuits against the National Security Adviser, Nuhu Ribadu, and the Economic Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) for the detention. Amidst ongoing discussions between Binance and Nigerian officials, Binance has requested the Nigerian government not to hold Gambaryan responsible, emphasizing that he has no decision-making power in the company. The exchange is facing more charges in Nigeria, as reported by the Wall Street Journal. One of the detained executives reportedly escaped custody late last month.
Here’s the latest update on the two @binance executives that were detained by the Nigerian government *Read the thread I quoted for a recap In a statement, #binance said that one of the executives, a Binance Compliance Chief, has no decision-making power at the company… https://t.co/sGxL0i19Nc https://t.co/hb3dSoCsDE
.@binance says its Compliance Chief Tigran Gambaryan, who remains detained in Nigeria, should not be held responsible for the exchange during ongoing talks with local government officials. https://t.co/gzhqcfSnk7
🔥@Binance has requested Nigerian authorities not to hold its detained top manager accountable. Binance has requested Nigerian authorities not to hold its Vice President of Global Investigations, Tigran Gambaryan, accountable. 🤝 The platform representatives stated that the… https://t.co/5ph8FwJlab
