The council also approved N10.4 billion for constructing 77-kilometre roads in Kwami Funakaye, Nafada and Yamaltu-Deba local government areas.
“The scope of the fraud is staggering,” American authorities said in court filings Monday.
The Tingo Group defended the misstatement of several millions in its financial statements as only “typographical errors.”
“It’s a competition. We need to ban binance and the only way to do so is if you have liquidity.”
The institutions have been constituted into the steering committee to implement the policy which requires a collaboration between the private and public sectors.
The circular said the platforms were not registered by the SEC, and the financial services offered by them were also not authorised.
The SEC noted that companies that want to apply and participate in the RI Programme would meet five eligibility criteria.
Mr Akpolo said the conference is aimed at resolving the challenges experienced by issuers in the Nigerian ETF market.
The regulator accused the firms of failing to render statutory returns.