If we follow OP argument, you will get into big Trouble, we should ignore his position totally. Reason being that he failed to add that The Nigerian government banned crypto and other related stuff.
Please get it corrected, because Bitcoin or any other cryptocurrencies is not banned in Nigeria, but the only thing they did was CBN restricting banks from executing Bitcoin related transactions. And just of recent this year April, a new law was made to recognize cryptocurrencies as a security for the first time in this country, as shown below in the image. So please note that Bitcoin is not totally banned for we country. While secondly, regarding the identity I suggested we ought to be called, let's not forget that it's only due to bad government and corruption that a police man will hear you identify yourself as a Bitcoin talker or enthusiast who makes his legit money by promoting Bitcoin and writing articles for Bitcoin related projects and still arrest you. And since we have found ourselves in such environment, it's only best we use our heads to avoid problem.
