Nigeria, March 30 -- Following a high-level interaction between the Central Bank of Nigeria and the Nigerian Economic Society with academics on March 18, 2026, this path was exposed. The move marks a move toward a more disciplined and clear-cut monetary policy structure geared towards price stability.

Dr Muhammad Sani Abdullahi, Deputy Governor for Economic Policy, said the plan is intended to shape market expectations and increase trust in the economy. He pointed out that getting steady prices depends on consistent policy discipline and institutional credibility.

Recent figures indicate early benefits from ongoing reforms; inflation fell significantly from 34.8 per cent in late 2024 to 15.1 per cent in early 2026. Tighter monetary pol...