Two detained Coin executives to remain in Nigerian custody until at least March 20 hearing
Two Coinsec executives, Tigran Gambaryan and Nadeem Anjarwalla, will continue to be detained in Nigeria at least until a March 20 hearing. The country is going through a foreign exchange crisis and has blamed CoinSec for the collapse of its currency, the naira. The men were arrested on Feb. 26 after flying to Abuja at the invitation of the Nigerian government to meet with it.
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