Nigeria SEC Chief: The Country Maintains an Open Stance Toward Stablecoin Businesses
BlockBeats News, July 25 — Emomotimi Agama, Director of the Nigerian SEC, recently stated that the country maintains an open attitude toward stablecoin businesses. Companies that comply with Nigeria’s evolving digital asset regulations will find an environment that supports innovation. “Nigeria is open to stablecoin businesses, provided that our market is protected and the Nigerian people are empowered.” (Decrypt)
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