Nigeria Returns Over $132,000 and N78.5 Million to Victims of Foreign Fraud

In a significant move to combat financial crimes and uphold justice, the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has returned a total of $132,362.43 and N78,566,324.81 to victims of fraud from the United States, Spain, and Switzerland. This act underscores Nigeria’s dedication to tackling economic and financial crimes while ensuring restitution for those affected by…

CBN Places Restrictions on Opay, Moniepoint, and Others for Onboarding New Customer Over Cryptocurrency

The Central Bank of Nigeria has issued directives preventing several microfinance institutions, including Moniepoint, Opay, and Kuda, from initiating the process of opening new accounts and welcoming fresh clientele. This decision stems from allegations suggesting that these institutions have been implicated in activities involving the channeling of cryptocurrency transactions and exerting undue influence on the…

EFCC Set to Prosecute Forex Racketeers: Crackdown on Illegal Trading

The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) contemplates prosecution of 300 Forex Racketeers engaged in Peer-to-Peer Trading beyond Regulatory Bounds. In a recent interactive session with editors and bureau chiefs in Abuja, EFCC Chairman Ola Olukoyede hinted at potential prosecution proceedings against approximately 300 individuals involved in forex racketeering via a peer-to-peer platform, circumventing financial…

Kenyan Authorities Reportedly Detain Binance Executive Who Escaped Nigeria

Kenyan Police reportedly has apprehended Nadeem Anjarwalla, Binance Executive Who Fled Nigeria Amid Cryptocurrency Crackdown According to recent reports, Nadeem Anjarwalla, a senior figure at the cryptocurrency exchange Binance, has been detained by Kenyan law enforcement. Anjarwalla had managed to evade capture in Nigeria after authorities cracked down on Binance as part of efforts to…