The Federal High Court of Abuja lifted the freeze on six bank accounts totaling 89,484,694.01 NGN. These accounts were previously frozen at the request of the EFCC due to cryptocurrency transactions allegedly harming Nigeria’s economy. In a statement issued on November 25, 2024, the EFCC confirmed that the funds were not linked to illegal activities, which led to the removal of the restriction.
12/2/2024 12:19:31 PM (GMT+1)
The Federal High Court of Abuja unblocked 6 bank accounts totaling 89,484,694.01 NGN after EFCC confirmed the absence of illegal activity 🏛️
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