In its 305th meeting in May, the MPC retained the monetary policy rate at 26.5 per cent.
Mr Alabi said the expectation was based on the CBN’s inflation-targeting monetary policy framework and recent economic developments.
Mr Adeleke described Mr Alabi as a proud son of Osun.
He said the development was dangerous to the banking profession and the business.
Ms Onitiri warned that fraudsters typically intensify activities during the festive period, exploiting online platforms and unsuspecting citizens.
FCMB, part of FCMB Group Plc, is committed to supporting inclusive growth by connecting people, capital, and markets in Nigeria and among Nigerians abroad.
Mr Cardoso said the diaspora reserve currently stood at 600 million dollars.
He noted that the project was also intended to inspire future generations.
“We have been spraying money during social occasions for decades, and it is part of our culture,” said a financial expert.
He thanked CIBN members, stakeholders, family and friends for their support.
