The Central Bank governor made a play for foreign money, telling investors Nigeria is a serious place for business. Olayemi Cardoso spoke at a roundtable in Washington, D.C., hosted by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce. He argued the country is sticking to strict economic rules and clear policies.
He pointed to recent changes in how Nigeria handles its currency and banking regulations. Cardoso said these moves create transparency and reduce risk. He also highlighted a modernized national payments system as key to growth. A chamber president, Kendra Gaither, agreed investors now want markets with discipline, suggesting Nigeria's message is cutting through. The forum focused on sectors like energy, tech, and agriculture.
He pointed to recent changes in how Nigeria handles its currency and banking regulations. Cardoso said these moves create transparency and reduce risk. He also highlighted a modernized national payments system as key to growth. A chamber president, Kendra Gaither, agreed investors now want markets with discipline, suggesting Nigeria's message is cutting through. The forum focused on sectors like energy, tech, and agriculture.
