Nigerian Blockchain Advocacy Group Calls Crypto “Legit”; Insists On Regulation
The Nigerian Government had imposed a ban on crypto exactly a year ago in February 2021. The ban did nothing in terms of putting a lid on cryptocurrency trading; crypto adoption started to look promising in the African country. Stakeholder in Blockchain Technology Association of Nigeria (SIBAN), the Nigerian Blockchain Advocacy Group has now urged […]
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