
Nigeria Clears $1.6 Billion IMF Debt, Joins List of Non-Debtor Nations
Nigeria has cleared its $1.6 billion IMF debt, joining non-debtor nations like Switzerland and China, marking a major financial milestone.
Nigeria has cleared its $1.6 billion IMF debt, joining non-debtor nations like Switzerland and China, marking a major financial milestone.
Abia State under Gov. Alex Otti pays N72 billion debt, advances healthcare with $1.3 billion Medical City, boosts education and infrastructure.
Nigeria plans to raise between N900bn and N1.2trn in Q2 2025 via domestic bonds, signaling a shift in debt strategy amid inflation and a N13.08trn budget deficit.
Nigeria’s total public debt soared to a record N144.6 trillion by end of 2024, driven by a sharp rise in domestic and external borrowings.
Debt Management Office (DMO) states that President Tinubu inherited a total debt of N87.38 trillion, not N21 trillion
Federal government launches two tax-free Savings Bonds with annual returns of 17.23% and 18.23% with two unique 2-year and 3-year Savings Bond