Nigerian Securities Regulator: Crypto Exchanges Complying With Naira Delisting Directive
The Nigerian Securities Regulator has stated that cryptocurrency exchanges have complied with a directive to remove the local currency from peer-to-peer platforms. The acting director-general of the Nigerian Securities a...
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