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Nigerian Committee Scrutinizes Central Bank's Legislative Powers

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 22
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The House of Representatives Committee on Delegated Legislation began scrutinizing the Central Bank of Nigeria's exercise of delegated legislative powers on September 22, 2026. The review specifically addresses alleged financial irregularities stemming from regulations, guidelines, and subsidiary legislative instruments issued by the Central Bank of Nigeria. The committee's motion asserts that the Central Bank of Nigeria's power must remain within the limits set by the 1999 Constitution and relevant enabling Acts. The House expressed concern over allegations regarding certain financial transactions, expenditures, charges, and regulatory actions by the Central Bank of Nigeria.

From tribuneonlineng.com

Why it matters

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This scrutiny challenges the operational authority of the Central Bank of Nigeria. The concerns about financial transactions and regulatory actions could impact the stability of national financial policy execution in Nigeria. The review questions the Central Bank of Nigeria's power to issue regulations, which could affect currency stability.

From tribuneonlineng.com

Who's involved

  • Central Bank of NigeriaCentral bank subject to legislative review regarding its delegated powers.
  • committeeCommittee scrutinizing the Central Bank of Nigeria's powers and financial actions.
  • federal governmentThe Central Bank of Nigeria operates as the monetary arm of the federal government.
  • NigeriaThe sovereign state where the financial policy execution is taking place.

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  • nairaSpeculative

    The questioning of the Central Bank of Nigeria's power to issue regulations might threaten currency stability.

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