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Cardoso Pledges CBN’s Commitment To Economic Stability And Transparency

Omolemi EboisetaleBy Omolemi EboisetaleOctober 3, 2025No Comments2 Mins Read
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The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) Governor, Olayemi Cardoso, has assured that the apex bank will sustain economic stability and transparency in the country.

Speaking at the inaugural CBN Governor Lecture Series, Cardoso emphasized the importance of stability in attracting serious investors. “Without stability, the things you are asking about cannot happen. Serious investors will run away without it,” he said.

The CBN governor’s assurance aims to boost investor confidence, with the CBN maintaining a data driven approach to monetary policy and working to create an enabling environment for businesses and individuals to thrive. Cardoso emphasized the CBN’s commitment to protecting and maintaining stability in the Nigerian financial system, which has seen significant reforms over the past two years.

The CBN has implemented various reforms to promote economic stability and transparency. These include tightening monetary policy to combat inflation and stabilize the exchange rate, as well as introducing foreign exchange reforms to improve the foreign exchange market. The bank has also liberalized and unified the FX market to promote economic growth.





The CBN aims to promote financial inclusion and support small and medium sized enterprises (SMEs) through various initiatives. Cardoso noted that the bank will continue to work towards creating a stable and transparent financial system, which will attract investors and support economic development.

The CBN governor’s pledge has been welcomed by stakeholders, who believe that stability and transparency are essential for economic growth and development. With the CBN’s commitment to these principles, Nigeria’s economy is expected to continue on a path of stability and growth.

The CBN’s efforts to promote economic stability and transparency are expected to have a positive impact on the country’s economy. By maintaining a stable and transparent financial system, the CBN can help attract investors and support economic development.

 

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