In the rhythms of a nation's financial life, there are moments when the pressure quietly lifts — and Wednesday was one such moment for Nigeria. A single session brought N1.94 trillion in fresh liquidity into the banking system, easing the strain that had been tightening around interbank lending and giving banks room to breathe rather than scramble. Yet behind this apparent calm, the Central Bank of Nigeria continued its careful work of calibration, absorbing more cash than it released, holding the balance between a system starved and a system flooded — because in monetary affairs, too much eas