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Nigeria’s Era of Opaque Finance Over, Says CBN Governor Cardoso

By Danjuma Amodu| March 19, 2026

London – Nigeria’s old financial system is “dead and buried,” Central Bank Governor Olayemi Cardoso declared at The Peninsula London, signalling a shift towards capital mobilisation and transparency.

Addressing the Africa Capital Forum during President Bola Tinubu’s UK State Visit, Cardoso noted the country has emerged from a severe crisis, with 11 months of consistent disinflation following a peak of 37 percent inflation.

Speaking to global financiers, Cardoso highlighted the Central Bank’s efforts to bring liquidity and transparency to the financial system.

“What we have now is a new system that has brought liquidity and transparency,” he told EBRD President Odile Renaud-Basso.

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