Liquidity inflows into the Nigerian financial system are projected to drop by 52.5 percent this week, falling to 2.56 trillion naira from 5.39 trillion naira the previous week. This decline, reported by the Financial Markets Dealers Association, is driven by the absence of major Treasury bill maturities and government disbursements, compounded by ongoing liquidity tightening measures from the Central Bank of Nigeria. Despite the tighter environment, the secondary bond market saw a 149 percent surge in turnover as yields softened, while Nigeria’s foreign exchange reserves climbed above 52 billion dollars.