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Crypto Exchanges Start Delisting Of Naira From Platforms by abc115: 10:11am On May 17
Crypto Exchanges Delisting Of Naira From Platforms

Following the directives of the Office of the National Security Adviser and the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) that the naira be delisted from Peer-to-Peer Trading platforms, the Exchanges have begun implementing the same.

Checks indicate that the naira has been removed as a fiat currency option for transactions on KuCoinplatform and the Exchange has already begun the necessary adjustments to its technology to accommodate the delisting of the Naira as soon as practicable.

Removal of the naira from the platforms limits the ability to manipulate the exchange rates against the Nigerian currency. This is expected to further strengthen the value of the naira.

The NSA issued directives that naira be deleted from the crypto platforms as one of the strategies to strengthen the local currency.

Relatedly, the SEC had, during a meeting with the Blockchain Industry Coordinating Committee of Nigeria(BICCoN), the umbrella body of all major blockchain and cryptocurrency associations in Nigeria, disclosed the commission’s plans to delist the Naira from P2P (peer-to-peer) crypto currency trading space in order to avoid the level of manipulation that is currently happening on the platform.

Acting director-general of SEC, Dr. Emomotimi Agama, while reacting to the delisting by KuCoin, expressed delight that the crypto exchanges are heeding to the directives of the ONSA and the SEC, describing it as a welcome development.

He said, “we are happy that they have started complying with the directives by the NSA. We ask that those involved in sharp practices that undermine national interest should cease and desist. It is in our interest as a people to protect what belongs to us. Anyone that disobeys directives should be ready to face the full weight of the law.”

Agama stated that, as the apex regulator of the capital market, the SEC is cooperating with the Office of the National Security Adviser, the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission and other relevant agencies to achieve the national objective of making sure that illegality is not allowed to thrive.

https://leadership.ng/crypto-exchanges-delisting-of-naira-from-platforms/

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Re: Crypto Exchanges Start Delisting Of Naira From Platforms by ATEAMS: 11:37am On May 17
If you are not willing to risk the usual, you will have to settle for the ordinary.

Also



You may never know what results come of your actions. but if you do nothing, there will be no results.

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Re: Crypto Exchanges Start Delisting Of Naira From Platforms by Isokoboy(m): 11:37am On May 17
Na wah oo
Re: Crypto Exchanges Start Delisting Of Naira From Platforms by 72virginGATEWAY: 11:37am On May 17
A mad republic

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Re: Crypto Exchanges Start Delisting Of Naira From Platforms by BigBlackPreek(m): 11:37am On May 17
Ebimpawa oooo

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Re: Crypto Exchanges Start Delisting Of Naira From Platforms by Lizzysamuel(f): 11:37am On May 17
Lmao.

Even Wicked Abacha wasn't this clueless 😂😂.

She Cargo Shattered Accountant indeed

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Re: Crypto Exchanges Start Delisting Of Naira From Platforms by dapsoneh: 11:37am On May 17
Naira may hit 2500naira/dollar by next week
No production, no exportation
How do u want to strenghten your currency when all u do is borrow without significant exportation?

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Re: Crypto Exchanges Start Delisting Of Naira From Platforms by koms: 11:38am On May 17
The truth is we have a long way to go and I'm not seeing any light at the end of the tunnel.

Except we have strong institutions that can combat corruption without any interference from politician we will keep moving one step forward several steps backward.

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Re: Crypto Exchanges Start Delisting Of Naira From Platforms by jericco1(m): 11:38am On May 17
Make I go trade the last one

This government should know that this is just a mere distraction

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Re: Crypto Exchanges Start Delisting Of Naira From Platforms by donproject2(m): 11:38am On May 17
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Re: Crypto Exchanges Start Delisting Of Naira From Platforms by PortHarcourtcit(m): 11:38am On May 17
Crypto is good, but the GBAJUE'S are using it to dwindle the naira...

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Re: Crypto Exchanges Start Delisting Of Naira From Platforms by Homiesjinxbank: 11:38am On May 17
The real change is Dawn on us... We warned ya all

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Re: Crypto Exchanges Start Delisting Of Naira From Platforms by ruggedboych: 11:38am On May 17
tinupoo is a disaster

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Re: Crypto Exchanges Start Delisting Of Naira From Platforms by yad2eidi: 11:38am On May 17
these people are mad. how person with normal brain go dey try to fight air or catch air?

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Re: Crypto Exchanges Start Delisting Of Naira From Platforms by LoveJesus87(m): 11:39am On May 17
How would this help nitori olohun

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Re: Crypto Exchanges Start Delisting Of Naira From Platforms by NaijaCover(m): 11:39am On May 17
Nawa o

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Re: Crypto Exchanges Start Delisting Of Naira From Platforms by twentyk(m): 11:39am On May 17
We will still survive.

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Re: Crypto Exchanges Start Delisting Of Naira From Platforms by SoNature(m): 11:39am On May 17
Yemi Cardoso isn't bold enough to call out the real problem and challenge it. He just enjoys playing to the gallery to prove he's competent and justify his bogus pay packages.

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Re: Crypto Exchanges Start Delisting Of Naira From Platforms by MEEVEET: 11:39am On May 17
U want to stop crimes with crypto and you are delisting naira from exchanges

Ok ooh

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Re: Crypto Exchanges Start Delisting Of Naira From Platforms by Tap0lane: 11:40am On May 17
Re: Crypto Exchanges Start Delisting Of Naira From Platforms by iLegendd(m): 11:40am On May 17
Too many options.
Re: Crypto Exchanges Start Delisting Of Naira From Platforms by emperor4love(m): 11:40am On May 17
Lol,we have been hearing this,from binance, everyday delist delist
Re: Crypto Exchanges Start Delisting Of Naira From Platforms by Kionrae: 11:40am On May 17
Naira still dey 1500

Una go tire

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Re: Crypto Exchanges Start Delisting Of Naira From Platforms by Oritna94(m): 11:41am On May 17
Let's see if this magic will make the naira go back to less than 1k to a dollar. These our leaders are just catching straws instead of working on the fundamentals of our weak naira. We are not producing anything and you expect the naira to do abracadabra. Smh.

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Re: Crypto Exchanges Start Delisting Of Naira From Platforms by Righthussle: 11:41am On May 17
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Re: Crypto Exchanges Start Delisting Of Naira From Platforms by Gbadugbakun(m): 11:41am On May 17
Tinubu has finished this country. grin

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Re: Crypto Exchanges Start Delisting Of Naira From Platforms by phemray(m): 11:41am On May 17
Good development if it works, but the problem is that the unpatriotic nigerians benefitting from crypto manipulation will moved again to create another way. They never love or care about nigeria currency but Thier own personal gains is more important.

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Re: Crypto Exchanges Start Delisting Of Naira From Platforms by JuanDeDios: 11:42am On May 17
ATEAMS:
Nigeria is so complicated
Wallahi!
Re: Crypto Exchanges Start Delisting Of Naira From Platforms by TOPCRUISE(m): 11:42am On May 17
They are accusing crypto for the worsening currency. That is not a solution.

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Re: Crypto Exchanges Start Delisting Of Naira From Platforms by kenny714433(m): 11:42am On May 17
Tinubu is trying to push us out of using exchanges that the price there can be somehow regulated.

If we move to Telegram and WhatsApp, its any price we call that we would trade it.

Maybe Tinubu will have to ban Telegram and WhatsApp.

Yesterday, NOT coin just distributed millions to Nigerians for mining. These companies are trying to give us financial freedom but our government is fighting it tooth and nail.

Nigerians have earned through crypto than through what Nigerian government/companies have ever paid.

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Re: Crypto Exchanges Start Delisting Of Naira From Platforms by Mindlog: 11:42am On May 17
Naira will still depreciate without massive production.

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Re: Crypto Exchanges Start Delisting Of Naira From Platforms by cjudy(m): 11:42am On May 17
Clown. Do they think it’s easy delisting P2P? These guys have gone far. They have the phone number of their fellow traders. Even without crypto website they trade bitcoin offline. Like the children of this politicians, why won’t they educate their father about the recent technology? You can never tamed anyone in this modern age. VPN and other tools are available for bypass. If the whole crypto company delist Naira, Chinese traders will still be trading with them. You don’t wonder why Chinese buy USA iTunes card and pay in Naira? Make una Dey play

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