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States, FCT External Debt Hits $5.7bn Despite Higher FAAC

Subnational external debt rose sharply in 2025, with 32 states and the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) accumulating nearly $5.7bn, despite higher inflows from the Federation Account Allocation Committee (FAAC).  

FG Raises N2.69trn from Bond Market in Three Months

FG Raises N2.69trn from Bond Market in Three Months   The Federal Government borrowed N2.69tn from the domestic bond market in the first quarter of 2026, as strong investor demand continued to drive subscriptions above offer levels despite tighter allotments, an analysis of Debt Management Office...

FG to Raise N700bn Through April Bond Sale

FG to Raise N700bn Through April Bond Sale   The Federal Government plans to raise N700bn from the domestic bond market in April 2026, extending a gradual reduction in offer size as it continues to navigate elevated borrowing costs. Details from the April 2026 Federal Government of...

‎N135bn for Election Lawsuits: Misplaced Priority or Necessary Safeguard? ‎ ‎by Osikale Ahleeyah Adetomiwa

‎Sometimes, certain developments raise immediate concerns, even before a deep dive into the details. Such was the case following reports that the Federal Government has earmarked ₦135 billion for potential litigation ahead of the 2027 general elections under what is termed “Electoral Adjudication and Post-Election Provision.”

FGN Unveils Savings Bonds for April

FGN Unveils Savings Bonds for April The Debt Management Office (DMO) has officially opened subscriptions for the April 2026 Federal Government of Nigeria Savings Bonds, offering retail investors a high-yield opportunity to grow their wealth in a secure environment. The latest issuance offers interest rates of...

Fresh Loans Push FG’s Domestic Debt to N77trn

Fresh Loans Push FG's Domestic Debt to N77trn   The Federal Government’s domestic debt rose by N7.40tn within nine months, driven largely by fresh issuances of FGN bonds and higher Treasury Bills, data obtained from the Debt Management Office has shown. Figures from the DMO indicate that...