US attorneys push Biden to help free Binance exec held in Nigeria
Concerns increased over Gambaryan’s well-being on Oct. 18 after his illness prevented him from appearing in court. Go to Source
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Concerns increased over Gambaryan’s well-being on Oct. 18 after his illness prevented him from appearing in court. Go to Source
Gambaryan’s next hearing is set for Sept. 4, where the judge will consider the executive’s latest motion for bail. Go to Source
In June, Nigeria’s Federal Inland Revenue Service dropped charges against Binance executives Tigran Gambaryan and Nadeem Anjarwalla. Go to Source
Amidst multiple alleged money laundering charges, the Nigerian government claims that Binance was responsible for the decline of its Naira currency. Go to Source
Tigran Gambaryan’s family raises alarms over his deteriorating health conditions, alleging medical negligence during his six-month detention in Nigeria. Go to Source
Gambaryan’s family has expressed concern about his well-being and appealed to the EFCC to release him and pursue its investigation into Binance instead. Go to Source
Mohammed Idris, Nigeria’s Minister of Information and National Orientation emphasized that Gambaryan enjoys full consular support from his home government. Go to Source