Nigeria-based Technology Attorney Discusses Growing Tech Regulations

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Nigeria's Securities and Exchange Commission announced February that it had put plans to regulate cryptocurrencies on hold in light of Nigeria's Central Bank's decision to ban the currencies. In 2018, the Central Bank said cryptocurrencies were not legal tender so dealers and investors were not protected under the law. For more perspective, Africa 54's Technology correspondent Paul Ndiho, via Skype, spoke to Rotimi Ogunyemi, an information communication technology attorney, based in Lagos, Nigeria.

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