Nigerian crypto investors question central bank’s decision to flag p2p users Post author:MiamiCrypto Post published:March 29, 2023 Post category:Cryptocurrency Exchange / Nigeria / p2p / P2P Networks / P2P Payments / P2P services Crypto P2P users in Nigeria worry over using various platforms to launder funds as the country’s central bank cracks down on bank accounts that receive a share of Flutterwave’s rumored stolen funds. You Might Also Like Backed by Coinbase and Alameda, African exchange MARA eyes continental prospects May 11, 2022 Nigerian crypto exchange’s token launch draws scrutiny August 24, 2023 Nigeria to tax crypto, digital assets 10% on capital gains — Experts react June 10, 2023