As part of ongoing efforts to bolster investor confidence and strengthen Nigeria’s economic outlook, the Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), Mr. Olayemi Cardoso, and the Minister of State for Finance, Dr. Doris Uzoka-Anite, engaged global investors at a high-level forum during the IMF and World Bank Fall Meetings in Washington, D.C.
Joined by CBN Deputy Governor (Economic Policy), Dr. Mohammed Abdullahi; Special Adviser to the President on Finance and the Economy, Mrs. Sanyade Okoli; and Director-General of the Debt Management Office, Mrs. Patience Oniha, the session provided a comprehensive update on Nigeria’s macroeconomic reforms, fiscal-monetary coordination, and policies shaping the nation’s growth trajectory.
Governor Cardoso highlighted sustained stability in the foreign exchange market, steady accumulation of external reserves, and growing investor participation across fixed income and equities. Discussions emphasized how coordinated fiscal and monetary policies, supported by market transparency and strategic infrastructure reforms; are laying the foundation for durable, private-sector-led growth.
“Nigeria’s focus remains clear: strengthening our fundamentals, advancing reforms, and unlocking opportunities for sustainable investment and growth,”
“We are encouraged by the progress made so far and remain confident that ongoing reforms are laying a stronger foundation for a more resilient economy.” said Governor Cardoso.
The Nigerian delegation reaffirmed the government’s commitment to policy consistency and continued reform momentum, creating an environment that is open, transparent, and attractive to long-term capital.
Participants expressed optimism that Nigeria’s strengthened institutions, enhanced investor trust, and ongoing reforms will continue to drive sustainable growth and broaden opportunities for all stakeholders.
