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FG’s Debt Servicing To Hit N10.43trn

FG's Debt Servicing To Hit N10.43trn   The Federal Government has projected that debt servicing will cost N10.43tn by 2025, according to the 2023-2035 Medium Term Expenditure Framework & Fiscal Strategy Paper. This is a 182.66 per cent increase from the N3.69tn budgeted for debt service in...

Debt Servicing Doubles, Hits N896bn In Three Months – DMO

Debt Servicing Doubles, Hits N896bn In Three Months – DMO   Nigeria’s debt servicing bill has increased by 109 per cent to N896.56bn. As a result, the country has also spent N3.83tn on debt servicing payments in 15 months, according to data obtained from the Debt Management...

Nigeria Spends 86% Of Revenue On Debt Servicing

Nigeria Spends 86% Of Revenue On Debt Servicing   Nigeria spent 86 per cent of its revenue on servicing debt in 2021, but South Africa spent only 20 per cent of its receipts on the same purpose. According to the International Monetary Fund’s 2021 Article IV estimates,...

Fed Govt To Spend 94% Of 2022 Revenue On Debt Servicing – Report

Fed Govt To Spend 94% Of 2022 Revenue On Debt Servicing - Report   August&Co, a global research and credit rating institution, estimates that Nigeria will incur N4.7 trillion on debt serving this year. The amount is 94 per cent of its N5 trillion revenue projection for...

Fed Govt Overshoots Debt Servicing By N1.15trn In 11 Months

Fed Govt Overshoots Debt Servicing By N1.15trn In 11 Months     The Federal Government exceeded its debt service allocation by N1.15tn for the period between January and November, 2021, documents have shown. A copy of the public presentation of the 2022 approved budget by the Minister of...

Buhari, Experts Disagree On Borrowings As Debt Servicing Gulps 76% Of Revenue

Buhari, Experts Disagree On Borrowings As Debt Servicing Gulps 76% Of Revenue   The Federal Government on Wednesday disclosed that it spent N4.2tn on debt servicing between January and November 2021. This sum represents 76.2 per cent of the N5.51tn revenue generated during the period under review. The...