In 2024, Nigeria spent $2.32 billion on debt servicing to the World Bank and IMF,
Nigerian plain vanilla bonds traded softly ahead of a DMO auction, with limited trading activity
The IMF has declared that Nigeria’s debt is at a moderate risk level, advising targeted
Nigeria’s Eurobond market closed February positively with yields dropping to 8.80 percent, reflecting strong foreign
Afreximbank’s report highlights that Nigeria and nine other countries account for 69% of Africa’s external
Nigerian government bonds yield has declined to 18.53% amid investor activities influenced by new market
Nigeria has secured $2.2 billion through Eurobond issuance with overwhelming investor interest exceeding $9.0 billion.