Binance Executive Escapes Custody in Nigeria, Interpol on Alert In a daring move,
Nadeem Anjarwalla, the detained Binance executive, has managed to
elude Nigerian authorities. Reports suggest he cleverly used his Kenyan passport to board a
Middle East-bound flight.
Under the guise of prayer, Anjarwalla vanished from a government guesthouse, leaving officials perplexed. The Office of the National Security Adviser is now scrambling to seek
Interpol's assistance in bringing him back.
The Nigerian government's clash with Binance deepens as they pile on additional charges, including
tax law violations. It all started when the crypto exchange allegedly failed to weed out users responsible for the local currency's decline.
With suspicions of inside help, it's believed that Anjarwalla may have used a phone at the guesthouse to orchestrate his escape. Meanwhile, the Blockchain Association of Kenya is rallying for his release, fearing a setback for African blockchain progress.
As this high-stakes drama unfolds, concerns over human rights and technological advancement hang in the balance. Will Anjarwalla's getaway further strain Nigeria's relationship with the crypto world? Stay tuned.
