最新报道:Nigeria's Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) Chairman Ola Olukoyede warns that corrupt politicians are increasingly using cryptocurrency to hide illicit funds, complicating investigations. Speaking at an event in Abuja, Olukoyede cited cases where suspects moved stolen public funds into crypto wallets, exploiting the anonymity of digital assets. The EFCC has frozen over 1,000 accounts linked to suspicious crypto transactions as part of anti-corruption efforts. While acknowledging blockchain's legitimate uses, Olukoyede urged stronger regulations to prevent crypto abuse, noting Nigeria's high crypto adoption makes it vulnerable to financial crimes. The agency plans tighter monitoring of crypto exchanges and peer-to-peer platforms.