Binen’s executive Tigran Gambari is facing a defamation of $ 662,000 from a Nigerian legalist who denies allegations of bribery.
Nigerian legalist Philip Egbis has filed a defamation suit of 1 billion Nigerian Naira (about $ 662,000), who is an executive executive on a bribery, bribery allegations, local news outlet pawn. Have you learnt,
The suit lodged in the High Court of the Federal Capital Region in Abuja claims that Gambari, according to the report, wrongly connected the Egbies to the corruption schemes. Agbese denies the allegations and declares a court that the claims are infamous. The lawsuit also demands a public forgiveness, ban on further claims, and 1 billion losses in Nigerian Naira. In addition, Agbese is demanding 5 million in Nigerian Naira to cover legal fees.
The statements of Gambari, permanent, were accused of taking a bribe of $ 150 million through Crypto transactions by the Centers and two other Nigerian MPs.
According to the Legislative Team of the Egbies, the statement of the executive of Binens was “false, malicious and intention of disadvantage” the reputation of the Egbies, written in the report. The Nigerian MP insisted that he has never owned a crypto account or has not participated in digital transactions. Crypto.news contacted a communication agency representing Gambary’s family and will update the article if any response is given.
Gambari, a US citizenship, was arrested in February 2023 by Nigerian Law Enforcement along with British-Cainy Nadam Anjarwal. Both were captured at Abuja Airport, when the authorities called the government representatives to come to the capital city. After his arrest, all Naira and Peer-to-Pier Services were stopped at Benance in Nigeria.
After eight months in custody, a Nigerian court released Gambari when the government abandoned allegations of money laundering against him.
