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Nigeria Renews Push for West African Single Currency as ECOWAS Hold Talks
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What’s Next as Nigeria and 11 West African Nations Move Closer to the Eco Currency
West Africa is edging toward one of the most ambitious economic reforms in its history: a single regional currency known as the Eco. Leaders and central bank governors from 12 countries under the Economic Community of West African States recently met in Monrovia, Liberia, to push forward long-delayed plans. The message was clear, the region … The post What’s Next as Nigeria and 11 West African Nations Move Closer to the Eco Currency appeared fir…
Tribune by Professor Amath Ndiaye, FASEG-UCAD. Once again, the communiqué issued on 8 February 2026 at the end of the statutory meetings of the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) in Monrovia enshrines the failure of the strategy adopted for the creation of the single West African currency, the ECO. After more than twenty years of announcements, successive calendars and repeated postponements, the reality is that the approach base…
Nigeria Renews Push for West African Single Currency as ECOWAS Hold Talks
By Adedapo Adesanya Nigeria is stepping up engagement toward the creation of a regional single currency, following fresh consultations among West African monetary authorities, following constant delay of achieving the goal. In an update by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) via its X handle, the Governor of the apex bank, Mr Yemi Cardoso, led […]
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