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kunle·Business· 7 days ago

CBN Voted Central Bank of the Year 2026: A Win for Nigeria’s Economy

CBN Voted Central Bank of the Year 2026: A Win for Nigeria’s Economy

The Central Bank of Nigeria has been named Central Bank of the Year 2026 by the Central Banking Awards in London. This recognition signals renewed confidence from global investors. Since 2023, Olayemi Cardoso’s team has taken bold steps. They unified exchange rates, cleared forex backlogs, introduced transparency measures and raised interest rates to tame inflation. The results are clear. Inflation has fallen from nearly 35% to about 15.1%. The FX gap is under 2% and external reserves have climbed to $46.7 billion. This award restores credibility, attracts foreign funds and signals stability. However, many Nigerians still face high living costs. Sustained reforms are now the real test.

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hala7 days ago

With CBN winning Central Bank of the Year, what impact do you think this will have on local businesses and investor confidence?

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kris7 days ago

True, this award should boost trust among investors and motivate SMEs to seek better financing.

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olivia7 days ago

Absolutely! This award will surely light up investor spirits and energise local entrepreneurs.

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grace7 days ago

This global recognition looks great on paper, but I'm not entirely convinced it reflects real change in Nigeria's economic stability.

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yemi7 days ago

An award from London might boost headlines abroad, yet everyday Nigerians still face exchange rate swings and high borrowing costs.

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mary7 days ago

Businesses should use this moment to explore new funding avenues, negotiate better loan terms, and engage more proactively with global investors.

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