Nigeria’s $500 million domestic dollar bond offering ends today, with settlement set for September 6
Nigeria’s $500 million domestic dollar bond offering is set to close its subscription period today, Friday, with the settlement date ...
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Nigeria receives only 16% of World Bank loans approved under President Bola Tinubu so far
Nigeria has received only about 16% of the total loan approved by the World Bank under the administration of President ...
Federal government raises N374.751 billion from August bond auction on renewed investors’ demand
The Federal Government of Nigeria has raised N374.751 billion in its August 2024 FGN bond auction.
FG issues $500 million five-year domestic dollar bond at 9.75%
The Federal Government of Nigeria (FGN) has officially issued a $500 million domestic dollar bond, opening for subscription on August ...
Nigeria to issue $500 million domestic dollar bond on Monday
The Federal Government of Nigeria plans to issue its dollar-denominated domestic bond next week Monday, as it hopes to raise $500 million ...
FG seeks N300 billion from July 2024 bond auction as demand weakens
The Federal Government of Nigeria, through its Debt Management Office (DMO), has announced plans to raise at least N300 billion ...
Nigeria’s debt to World Bank rises by $1.07 billion under Tinubu’s administration
Nigeria's debt to the World Bank has increased by $1.07 billion under President Bola Tinubu’s administration.
Top 10 Nigerian States with highest domestic debt in Q1 2024
The Debt Management Office (DMO) of Nigeria recently announced that the nation’s total public debt increased significantly to N121.67 trillion ...
Nigeria’s Treasury Bills debt surges to N10.4 trillion, largest balance in Nigerian history
Nigeria has a total Treasury Bills (T-Bills) debt of N10.4 trillion, a 60% rise in just three months, according to ...
Nigeria borrowed N7.71 trillion not N24.33 trillion in Q1 2024 – DMO
The Debt Management Office (DMO) has clarified that Nigeria’s fresh borrowing was N7.71 trillion in the first quarter of 2024.
