Threats from the Nigerian Central Bank force parallel exchange-speed trackers to set the service
Threats from the Nigerian Central Bank force parallel exchange-speed trackers to set the service
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According to threats to the Nigerian Central Bank (CBN), the management of Abokifx, a website that pursues the black market courses of the Nigerian currency, has announced the suspension of its daily updates. This suspension remains in force until Abokifx has "better clarity of the situation", the management announced on September 17, 2021.
persecution of parallel market courses that undermine the Nigerian economy
The decision of Abokifx was made shortly after the end of the session of the CBN's monetary policy committee on the same day. In his Comments in front of journalists, Governor Godwin Emefiele accused the publisher of the Tracking site oniwinde Adedotun to "operate illegal activity that undermines the economy".
In addition, EMEFLEEE suggested that the CBN now tracks Adedotun, which accuses it that he has published "arbitrary tariffs without contacting the Bureaux de Change".
However, in its own cause statement , Abokifx rejects the allegations, the site orchestriere the case of Naira in the parallel market. The explanation states that Abokifx, which was founded in 2014, does what it has been set up - to carry out market research and to collect data at the parallel market prices.
As a direct answer to EMEFiel, ABOKIFX also denies that some of his employees are fueling the free fall of the Naira. The statement explained:
Abokifx offers pure benchmark information on parallel installments that help users in almost 200 countries around the world. Abokifx does not deal with foreign exchange, which we always maintained in our emails and social media platforms.
abokifx accounts not yet closed
In addition, ABOKIFX consists in the explanation that it is neither foreign exchange nor has the power to manipulate the courses. Instead, the rate tracking site only publishes what it relates to the streets of Lagos, and according to the findings of September 17, the Naira had fallen to a new low of N570 compared to a US dollar.
Abokifx claims that "outside the media allegations" it has not received a message from a government agency and that our accounts were not closed as defined in the media. It is unclear whether the CBN is actually planning to arrest Adedotun, which is probably in the United Kingdom.
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