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Binance Executive Left By "Lawful Means" - Family Source MediaageNG A family source to Nadeem Anjarwalla of cryptocurrency firm, Binance has said the executive left the country by "lawful means". However, the Nigerian authorities are saying that he escaped from custody.

Binance Executive Left By “Lawful Means” – Family Source

Kenyan Bank Sells Its Subsidiary To Access Group MediaageNG KCB Group, Kenya's second-largest bank, has sold its subsidiary National Bank of Kenya (NBK) to Nigeria's Access Bank Group.

Kenyan Bank Sells Its Subsidiary To Access Group

Binance Blocks Transactions In Nigerian Currency MediaageNG The world's largest cryptocurrency firm, Binance, has begun stopping all transactions using Nigeria's local currency - as a dispute continues with the authorities.

Binance Blocks Transactions In Nigerian Currency

Nigerian Authorities Detain Finance Executives MediaageNG Two senior executives from the global cryptocurrency exchange platform Binance have been in Nigeria over allegations of “fixing the country’s exchange rate”.

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Nigerian Authorities Detain Finance Executives

Nigeria's Central Bank Raises Interest Rates MediaageNG In an effort to curb inflation, Nigeria's Central Bank (CBN) has raised interest rates on a day thousands of protesters against government's handling of the economy is taking place.

Nigeria’s Central Bank Raises Interest Rates

Access Bank Appoints New Temporal CEO MediaageNG One of Nigeria's largest banking institutions, Access Bank has made a temporal replacement in the person of Bolaji Agbede for Herbert Wigwe, who died together with five others in a helicopter crash last Friday.

Access Bank Appoints New Temporal CEO

Bureau De Change Closes Shop In Nigeria's Capital MediaageNG Bureau De Change operators in Abuja, Nigeria’s capital have gone on indefinite closure, as a result of dollar scarcity.

Bureau De Change Closes Shop In Nigeria’s Capital

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CBN Sacks Boards Of Three Nigerian Banks MediaageNG ABUJA, Nigeria - Mediaage NG News - The boards and management of Keystone, Polaris and Union Banks were this week dismissed by the Central Bank of Nigeria over lack of compliance with banking regulations, as well as corporate governance failures.

CBN Sacks Boards Of Three Nigerian Banks