The vultures of finance at the center point of the COVID-19 pandemic causing significant economic damage around the world.
Latest data obtained from the CBN reveals that Nigeria paid a whopping sum of $4.45 billion as external debt service/payment in the first two months of...
State governors in Nigeria shared the sum of N2.53 trillion gross allocation in 2019 (January – November).
Nigeria's external debt serving has hit a new height in half-year 2019 as the latest figure obtained from the [@cenbank] shows that international payment in the...
While Nigeria’s debt profile hits a new high of N24.9 trillion in March 2019, state governors have parted with the sum of N33.9 billion referred to...
According to data obtained from DMO, commercial loans gulps 58.99% of the $357.26m the Federal Government spent on debt servicing in 2019 Q1.
Nigeria’s total debt stock rose to N24.9 trillion or US$81.2 billion as of the end of March 2019. This is revealed in the latest report released...
Once government debt reaches a certain size, it really drags on long-term economic growth. It can also drag on the creditworthiness of the government.
Nigerian total debt stock stood at $73.21 billion in Q2 2018.
Nigeria's external debt stock rose to $22.08bn as at Q2 2018.
