Court Orders eNaira Ltd to Drop Name, Fines N10m for CBN
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A Nigerian court has ruled that eNaira Ltd must stop using 'Naira' in its company name and imposed a N10 million fine in favor of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN). This decision enforces the CBN's exclusive rights over the national currency name, affecting eNaira Ltd's branding and operations. The ruling underscores the legal protection of currency names in Nigeria and may influence other companies using similar terms.
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- •The court ruling was issued on May 22, 2026.
- •eNaira Ltd was ordered to remove 'Naira' from its company name.
- •A fine of N10 million was awarded to the Central Bank of Nigeria.
- •The case was brought by the Central Bank of Nigeria to protect its currency name rights.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If eNaira Ltd complies with the court order and changes its name the company may avoid further legal penalties but could face challenges in rebranding and customer recognition.
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