<ul><li>Nigeria has postponed Binance's $2 billion tax evasion case to April 30 as the crypto exchange contests the legality of document service.</li><li>Nigeria claims Binance's P2P trading harmed the economy and facilitated capital flight, demanding $2 billion in taxes and $79.5 billion in damages.</li><li>Two Binance executives were detained, with one escaping custody and another alleging detention linked to a rejected $150 million bribe.</li><li>The tax case is part of Nigeria's efforts to control cryptocurrency trading, and the outcome will have potential implications for global crypto regulations in the continent.</li></ul>

Nigeria Extends Binance Tax Case in High-Stakes Legal Clash

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