Nigeria central bank freezes 3 accounts over digital currency trading
The Central Bank of Nigeria froze two bank accounts of individuals and one business account that it claims have been trading digital currencies against its circular.
The Central Bank of Nigeria froze two bank accounts of individuals and one business account that it claims have been trading digital currencies against its circular.
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