The Central Bank of Nigeria has launched fresh efforts to boost financial inclusion, productivity, and economic stability through public engagement with key stakeholders.
At a fair in Abeokuta, acting director of corporate communications, Hakama Sidi-Ali, said the Bank’s policies under Governor Olayemi Cardoso were yielding results, including improved foreign investment inflows, stronger trade balances, and rising inclusion rates. She highlighted new initiatives such as the Unified Complaints Tracking System and a USSD code for verifying licensed institutions, aimed at strengthening consumer protection and transparency.
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The fair, themed ‘Driving Alternative Payment Channels,’ was described as a two-way platform for public feedback and policy clarification. Local CBN officials stressed the need for trust between the Bank and Nigerians, while stakeholders urged greater support for small businesses seen as the backbone of the economy.
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