Economy
Nigeria’s total debt rose to N46trn in 2022 – DMO
Nigeria’s total public debt rose to N46.25 trillion in 2022, from 39.56 trillion naira a year earlier, as the government ramped up borrowing to fund its budget deficit, the Debt Management Office (DMO) said on Thursday. Nigeria’s debt-to-GDP ratio stood at 23.2% in 2022, compared with 22.47%, within the country’s self-imposed limit of 40%, the DMO said. Nigeria’s total public debt could rise to N77 trillion this year, the head of the DMO, Patience Oniha, said in January, if parliament grants approval for a central bank temporary advance to government to be swapped to bonds coupled with new borrowings to fund the 2023 budget.
-
Oil and Gas1 day agoNUPRC vows not to approve divestments that doesn’t meet considerations
-
Oil and Gas1 day agoIran eases Strait of Hormuz transit rules amid oil shock
-
Finance1 day agoCardoso seeks collaboration to check cross‑border financial risks
-
Economy1 day agoNigeria to launch trade platform at ports as part of reform push
-
Finance1 day agoCourt nullifies CBN’s regulatory intervention in Union Bank in 2024, rules it acted beyond its powers
-
Oil and Gas1 day agoCourt orders forfeiture of $13m linked to Aisha Achimugu’s firm
-
Oil and Gas1 day agoOil falls as reports of 15-point proposal spurs ceasefire hopes