ECOWAS Commission Team visits CBN
On Friday, September 25, 2026, the Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria, Mr. Olayemi Cardoso welcomed a delegation from the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) to its headquarters. Leading the visit was Dr. Sylla Kalilou, ECOWAS Commissioner for Internal Affairs, accompanied by Mr. Dephue Yenpea Zuo, the Commission’s Commissioner for Economic Affairs and Agriculture.
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Hukumomin da ke kula da tsarin tattalin arzikin Najeriya sun sake fasalin tsarin tattalin arzikin kasa a taron da kwamitin tsarin tattalin arziki na MPC a karkashin inuwar Babban bankin Najeriya CBN ya gudanar karo na 307 a ranakun 21-22 ga watan Satumban shekara ta 2026 a birnin Abuja.
Nchịkọta ihe e metara na ọgbakọ MPC agba nke narị atọ na asaa.
Otú MPC ewepụtala atụmatụ ego ofụru dịka e mechara ọgbakọ nke 307 ndị otu MPC nke CBN bụ nke emere ka ọnwa Sept nke afọr 2026 di na ụbọchị nke iri abụọ na otu ruo ụbọchị nke iri abụọ na abụọ. Nke emere na Abuja.
MPC 307
Nigeria authority for Moni mata don bring new monetary policy rate as dem do di 307th meeting for di comiti for Moni mata for Central Bank of Nigeria wey shele for September 21 plus 22, 2026 for Abuja.
ÀBÁJÁDE ÀPÉRÒ IGBIMO MPC 307TH.
Ìgbìmò aláṣẹ eto-ọrọ̀ owó orílẹ̀-èdè Nàìjíríà ti kéde àtúnṣe sí Oṣuwọn Eto Imulo Owo, MPR, lẹ́yìn ìpàdé keje le nl oodunrùn-ún, 307th, ti Igbìmọ̀ Eto Imulo Owo, MPC, ti Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN se.
CBN Governor Olayemi Cardoso has restated the Bank's apolitical position, assuring that it is ready to manage the volume of money in circulation during the election period.
At its 307th Meeting, the CBN Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) reset the Monetary Policy Rate (MPR) to 23.00 per cent; recalibrated the Standing Facilities Corridor to +50/-300 basis points around the MPR; and retained the Cash Reserve Requirement (CRR) at 45.00 per cent for Deposit Money Banks, 16.00 per cent for Merchant Banks, and 75.00 per cent for non-TSA public-sector deposits.
“The CBN has also successfully advanced the recapitalisation of the banking sector, rebuilt external reserves to over $55 billion, boosted diaspora remittances, driven inflation down to 15.39%, and earned global recognition for bold, data-driven reforms that are strengthening economic resilience and supporting Nigeria’s long-term growth trajectory” - Cardoso.