Detained Binance Executive Fights Back: Sues Nigerian Anti-Graft Agency for Rights Violation! The tables have turned as
Tigran Gambaryan, the senior executive from Binance, takes a bold step against Nigeria's anti-graft agency. In a joint lawsuit with Nadeem Anjarwalla, who recently escaped custody, they demand justice and their
freedom.
Gambaryan made his stand clear before Judge Iyang Ekwo at the Nigerian Federal High Court. He firmly believes that the
seizure of his passport is an infringement on his
personal liberty – a fundamental right!
It all started when Gambaryan and Anjarwalla landed in Nigeria to address allegations of currency manipulation on Binance's platform. Denying any wrongdoing, they found themselves detained by the Office of the National Security Adviser, then whisked away to an Abuja "guesthouse."
With over a month behind bars, Gambaryan isn't just seeking his passport back; he demands a
public apology from the Nigerian government and a legal order to halt any further detention. His voice will not be silenced!
However, it seems that the opposing side didn't show up for the hearing. A setback? Not for long! The court adjourns until April 8, when justice will continue its pursuit.
In this high-stakes legal battle, the outcome remains uncertain. Will Gambaryan's fight for his rights prevail? Stay tuned as we follow this gripping tale of corporate power and individual liberties!
