NDIC to Host 2026 IADI-Africa Regional Annual Meeting, Workshop in Abuja

The Nigeria Deposit Insurance Corporation (NDIC) will host the International Association of Deposit Insurers (IADI) Africa Regional Committee (ARC) Annual Meeting and Workshop from 20th to 23rd July, 2026 in Abuja – Nigeria with the Theme: “Safeguarding Stability: Public Awareness and Crisis Readiness for a Stronger Future.”

The 4-day high-level regional engagement will gather Chief Executives, Directors and senior officials of deposit insurance institutions, financial regulators and other stakeholders within the financial safety net across Africa and beyond. The engagement will deliberate on strategies for strengthening public awareness and crisis preparedness in deposit insurance systems in line with the revised IADI Core Principles.

The focus will be on building and sustaining depositor confidence, enhancing effective communication, improving coordination among financial safety-net participants, and equipping deposit insurers with practical tools for crisis management and resolution. The workshop will also provide a platform for peer learning, sharing of experiences, and addressing emerging risks including financial technology innovations and cyber threats, with a view to strengthening frameworks for effective crisis response across the region.

The programme will feature technical committee meetings, plenary sessions and interactive roundtable discussions covering public awareness in both normal and crisis periods, crisis preparedness and management, system-wide response operations, and simulation exercises designed to test institutional readiness.

The event will be declared open by Mr. Olayemi Cardoso, Governor, Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN). The Honourable Minister of Finance and Coordinating Minister of the Economy, Mr. Taiwo Oyedele is expected to deliver the Keynote Address.

Other dignitaries expected include Ms. Eva Hüpkes, IADI Secretary General, and Ms. Julia Oyet, Chairperson of the IADI-Africa Regional Committee.

The Chief Host of the Conference is Mr. Thompson Oludare Sunday, Managing Director/Chief Executive, NDIC.

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