In Nigeria

In Nigeria, citizens have taken to the streets to protest the nation’s cash shortage, further objecting to their government’s implementation of a central bank digital

Five Observations on Nigeria’s Central Bank Digital

Nigerians' Rejection of Their CBDC Is a Cautionary Tale for Other

The Nigerian government is intentionally

The Nigerian government is intentionally forcing its citizens into a cashless Keynesian economy while they position their surveillance CBDC - eNaria as final destination.”

Nigeria bans ATM cash withdrawals over $225 a week

Nigerian rejection of CBDC a cautionary tale - Blockchain Ireland

The Central Bank of Nigeria

Nigeria CBDC - Human Rights Foundation Site

The Central Bank of Nigeria has encountered trouble in convincing Nigerians to employ the CBDC. A dainty 0.5 percent of the population has been using the CBDC since

Nigeria’s eNaira CBDC: What Went Wrong? - Cornell

In Nigeria

In Nigeria, citizens have taken to the streets to protest the nation’s cash shortage, further objecting to their government’s implementation of a central bank digital

Nigeria’s CBDC and the Pushback from Citizens

How a CBDC Created Chaos and Poverty in Nigeria

Nigeria launched its CBDC

As Its Central Bank Limits Cash And Pushes A CBDC, Nigeria

Nigeria launched its CBDC, the eNaira, with the hope of transitioning to a cashless economy. The government initially attempted to encourage adoption by offering incentives such as removing

Is Nigeria forcing its CBDC on its citizens? - Watcher Guru

In

In 2025, the Central Bank of Nigeria launched its CBDC (the eNaira). Nigeria’s CBDC is an intermediated CBDC where banks and other financial institutions act as a third party between