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Nigeria’s Total Debt Could Hit N50tn – Report
The Centre for the Promotion of Private Enterprise has said that Nigeria’s debt, including that of the Asset Management Corporation of Nigeria and borrowings...
FG to Pay IMF $3.51bn in 5 years as Debt Service
The Federal Government of Nigeria is expected to pay the International Monetary Fund a total of $3.51bn between 2022 and 2026 to offset a...
China Is Not Trapping Africa In Debt, Says Foreign Minister
China’s Foreign Minister Wang Yi on Thursday rejected suggestions that Beijing was luring African countries into debt traps by offering them massive loans, dismissing...
NCAA Shuts Down Glo Abuja Base Station Over N4.5bn Debt
The Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) has shut down Globacom (Glo) facility in Wuse 2 Abuja over a N4.7bn debt.The exercise was led by...
IMF Approves Final Round Of Debt Relief For Poor Countries
The IMF said Monday it had approved the fifth and final round of debt relief under a program meant to help the world’s poorest...
Nigeria’s Public Debt Rises by N2.5trn to N38trn
Nigeria’s total public debt rose by N2.54 trillion, from N35.465 trillion at the end of the second quarter of 2021, to N38.005 trillion ($92.626...
Facing High Debt, Countries Must ‘Calibrate’ Spending – IMF
After debt loads surged last year amid the pandemic, governments now must take care to ‘calibrate’ spending, the IMF said Wednesday.Global debt in 2020,...
Police Arrest Suspect For Tying Debtor Over ₦4.6m Debt
Operatives of the Lagos State Police Command have arrested a man, Oluchi Okoye for tying his debtor over ₦4.6m Debt.Spokesman of the State Police...
It’s Time to Stop the Borrowing Binge – Kingsley Moghalu
The rate at which Nigeria’s public debt has increased in the last six years is unprecedented, alarming, and unsustainable. From $10.31 billion at the...
Federal Government Cries Out Over N37bn Debt Owed By Airlines
The Federal Government has raised concerns over a 37 billion naira debt owed by airlines.The Minister of Aviation, Hadi Sirika told a media conference...