Baba Tinubu’s administration came through, and FATF said, “Nigeria, you’ve done well. Our president didn’t waste time to celebrate either — he called it a huge win for Nigeria’s image, credibility, and economy. Translation: foreign investors can now start sending that cash flow again.

This delisting means we’re back in the good books of the global financial system. International banks, fintech companies and even crypto companies can breathe easy doing business with us again. If you’ve ever tried sending money abroad and saw those suspicious “extra verifications” or “blocked transactions,” well… those days might be coming to an end.

But beyond the fancy talk, this move could open serious doors — more foreign direct investments, improved credit ratings, and maybe fewer wahala headlines about “Nigeria flagged for financial risk.”

For once, it feels like we’re catching small break. From being side-eyed by global bodies to finally earning a “well done” — that’s growth. Now, it’s on us not to mess it up again.

Written by The Gild Blog Team