The U.S. Department of State sanctioned a Nigerian Bureau de Change operator and firms linked to ISIS financing, identifying three individuals and six entities involved in facilitating ISIS funding across various regions, including Nigeria.

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U.S. Blacklists Nigerian Firms for ISIS FinancingThe U.S. has blacklisted Nigerian individuals and firms for allegedly financing ISIS operations. Mukhtar Adamu and two companies in Nigeria were designated for facilitating financial movements linked to ISIS, which operates globally, including in West Africa.
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U.S. Sanctions Target ISIS Financial Networks GloballyThe U.S. State Department announced new sanctions against individuals and entities accused of facilitating ISIS's financial operations across West Africa, Europe, and the Middle East, including Nigeria. This action aims to disrupt ISIS's funding capabilities and enhance counterte
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