Furious Nigeria pede ao CEO da Binance que apareça o mais rápido possível
Furious Nigeria pede ao CEO da Binance que apareça o mais rápido possível Nigeria‘s House of Representatives, particularly its Financial Crimes Committee, is on the warpath, calling out Richard Teng, the big boss at Binance. They’ve given him a week to make his way to them by March 4, 2024, no ifs or buts. The reason? Theyre eyeballing Binance with suspicion, thinking it might be messing around with money laundering and even funding terrorism. So, here‘s the deal: Ginger Onwusibe, the head honcho of this committee, laid down the law last Friday. He’s pretty miffed that Binance seems to be giving Nigerian laws the cold shoulder, especially when its about how businesses and financial dealings should go down in Nigeria. The Nigerian Central Bank has been throwing some serious side-eye at Binance, hinting that they‘re not just trading cryptocurrencies but might be laundering money too. Onwusibe’s not having any of it. He‘s like, if Binance doesn’t show, theyre ready to pull out the big guns and use their power to make them regret it. They‘ve been trying to get Teng to come over for a chat since December 12, 2023, but he’s been playing hard to get. Onwusibe‘s message is clear: Nigeria’s not going