Nigeria Seizes $37.5M in Digital Assets After Court Grants Freezing Order
The Nigerian government has seized approximately $37.5 million in digital assets from the organizers of the Endbadgovernance protests. The funds were frozen by a court order based on a claim by the Economic and Financial...
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