“As I have stated many times before and as the evidence in court is showing, Tigran has never been a decision-maker at Binance, and there is no justification for his continued detention,” Yuki Gambaryan, Tigran’s wife, said. “It is time for the Nigerian authorities to do the right thing and release my innocent husband.”
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