Nigeria’s ongoing economic reforms received a boost at a high-level forum hosted by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) at the Nasdaq Market Site in New York, as global investors, financial leaders, and members of the Nigerian diaspora expressed confidence in the country’s transformation.

The event, held just ahead of the Spring Meetings of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the World Bank Group, brought together top decision-makers gunning for a strong indicators of renewed investment potential.

According to a statement issued by the CBN over the weekend, the panel discussion titled, “Repricing Nigeria: Assessing the Scope for Sustained Change,” served as a platform to present the country’s economic progress to global stakeholders. 

The conversation moved beyond surface-level commentary, focusing on concrete reforms and the prospects for sustained recovery.

CBN Governor Olayemi Cardoso led the discussion on Nigeria’s reform journey, presenting his vision for a more resilient and transparent financial system. 

He outlined recent policy moves including tighter monetary controls, improved transparency in the foreign exchange market, and stronger institutional oversight.