He has been denied access to appropriate medical care and he is now in so much pain from a herniated disc in his back that he can no longer walk, according to a statement.
Tigran’s and my own tax dollars get sent to Nigeria in aid every year. Nigeria is supposed to be an ally,” Ms Gambaryan said.
The court struck out Mr Anjarwalla’s fundamental rights violation lawsuit instituted against Nigerian authorities on
There was a mild drama at the Abuja Division of the Federal High Court on Thursday, as detained Binance executive Tigran Gambaryan slumped.
The Abuja Division of the Federal High Court on Friday dismissed a bail application filed by Tigran Gambaryan, the detained Binance executive.
Mr Iheanacho said the court would be taking a grave risk by granting the Binance agent a bail.
Mr Gambaryan pleaded not guilty to the money laundering charges the Nigerian government preferred against him.
Binance and its executives were accused of deliberately evaded tax.
Also, Nadeem Anjarwalla, Binance’s Africa regional manager, who escaped from lawful custody on March 22, filed a separate rights enforcement suit.
The day after their arrival, both men were whisked from their hotel rooms and taken to a government “guest house.”
