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Nigeria terrorism financing asset freezes

Overview

The Nigerian Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has directed capital market operators to immediately freeze all funds, assets, and economic resources belonging to six individuals and three entities designated as terrorist financiers.

The Nigeria Sanctions Committee (NSC) identified the individuals as Babangida Muhammed Adamu Hammajam, Abdullahi Umar Usman, Ibrahim Abubakar, Adamu Chiroma, Muktar Muhammad Adamu, and Yakubu Ogirima Ibrahim. The designated entities are Nine to Nine BDC Ltd, Generation Currency BDC Ltd, and Abbal Bako & Sons Bureau de Change.

Under the Terrorism Prevention and Prohibition Act (TPPA) 2022, these parties are alleged to have facilitated transactions and provided material support to the Islamic State West Africa Province (ISWAP), specifically targeting its Okene and Kogi financing cells. Regulated entities are required to act without prior notice and report all compliance actions and suspicious transactions to the NSC Secretariat and the Nigerian Financial Intelligence Unit (NFIU).

Entities

Securities and Exchange Commission · Islamic State West Africa Province · Nigeria Sanctions Committee · Nine to Nine BDC Ltd · Nigerian Financial Intelligence Unit

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Timeline

  1. 28 days ago

    [POLITICS] 7 sources
    Nigeria SEC orders asset freeze on six individuals and three terrorism financiers

    Nigeria's SEC has ordered the immediate freezing of assets belonging to six individuals and three entities designated as terrorist financiers by the Nigeria Sanctions Committee.

  2. about 1 month ago

    [BUSINESS] 3 sources
    Nigeria SEC orders asset freeze for suspected terrorism financiers

    Nigeria's SEC has ordered an immediate freeze of assets belonging to six individuals and three Bureau de Change entities accused of financing terrorism linked to ISWAP.

Sources

arise.tv · citybusinessnews.com · dailyreport.ng · dailytrust.com · nationaldailyng.com · orientalnewsng.com · platinumpost.ng · thenicheng.com · thisdaylive.com · tribuneonlineng.com