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Nigeria launches a nine-month program for citizens to deposit foreign currency without penalties.
The Nigerian government has introduced a nine-month program starting October 31, allowing citizens to deposit foreign currency, particularly dollars, held outside the banking system without penalties or scrutiny.
Announced by Finance Minister Wale Edun, the initiative aims to boost the formal financial sector, stabilize the exchange rate, and increase foreign reserves.
Participants must meet basic banking requirements, and the program is seen as a response to the country’s ongoing foreign exchange crisis.
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