Nigeria received nearly $60 million from confiscated assets in the US following the release of Binance’s executive director, Tigran Gambaryan. This is part of the conditions under which he was released. The Nigerian government had demanded the return of about $380 million linked to corruption cases, including funds confiscated from former high-profile officials. The US returned $52.88 million, which will be used for rural electrification through the World Bank. This agreement strengthened cooperation between Nigeria and the US in the fight against financial crimes.
3/10/2025 6:33:43 AM (GMT+1)
Nigeria receives $60 million from confiscated US assets after Tigran Gambaryan’s release, strengthening cooperation in the fight against corruption and financial crimes
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