**Title: Pressure intensifies for the release of the American detained in Nigeria: Fatshimetrie deciphers the situation**
For several months, the case of the arrest of the American John Gambaryan, executive of the company Binance, in Nigeria has aroused great emotion. The man is currently detained on charges that many people describe as unfounded and serious. Faced with this precarious situation, pressure is mounting to obtain his release.
The latest information shows a letter signed by 16 Republican congressmen, including the chairman of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, Michael McCaul, addressed to President Joe Biden. In this letter dated June 4, the parliamentarians urge the American government to intervene and consider Gambaryan’s case as a hostage-taking. They denounce the alarming conditions of detention of the American, wrongly accused according to them, by the Nigerian authorities.
The letter also mentions that John Gambaryan contracted malaria in detention and was denied adequate care by Nigerian prison authorities. The human health situation is therefore an additional cause for concern for members of the American Congress.
Gambaryan’s arrest dates back to February, alongside Nadeem Anjarwalla, also of Binance, accused of money laundering and tax evasion by the Nigerian government. Although Anjarwalla, a British national, managed to escape from a guest house in Abuja in March, he was later arrested in Kenya by Interpol.
Faced with this complex and tense situation, it becomes essential that the various diplomatic and government authorities concerned act promptly to ensure the safety and release of John Gambaryan. Calls for intervention continue to multiply, highlighting the urgency of the situation.
In this affair with international ramifications, the mobilization of the political community and public opinion becomes an essential lever to put pressure on and obtain the release of the American unjustly detained in Nigeria. John Gambaryan’s situation highlights the importance of respecting rights and legal guarantees for all individuals, regardless of their nationality.