Nigerian Central Bank Not in Charge of Crypto Regulation, Says Governor
According to the governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria, the Securities and Exchange Commission is responsible for regulating cryptocurrencies. However, the governor said the central bank will collaborate with law enfor...
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