Nigeria's central bank remains committed to reducing inflation despite the recent oil price shock triggered by the Iran war, which led to the highest monthly price increase in over two decades in March. Bloomberg posted on X, highlighting the central bank's determination to address inflationary pressures while navigating the challenges posed by external factors. The bank's strategy involves implementing monetary policies aimed at stabilizing the economy and ensuring sustainable growth. As global oil prices continue to fluctuate, the central bank's focus on inflation control is crucial for maintaining economic stability in Nigeria.