Nigeria’s debt

Worried by Nigeria’s debt stock at N44 trillion and 90 percent of government revenue devoted to servicing loans, the Civil Society Legislative Advocacy Centre (CISLAC), and the Christian Aid…

Since 2015 when the Muhammadu Buhari administration came to power, Nigeria’s debt stock has been on an upward trajectory. Within this period, however, Nigeria has won the unenviable trophy…

As Nigerians felicitated with one another on January 1, 2022, and celebrated the new year, each person owed N191,889.55 as their share of the country’s debt. It is the most each Nigerian…

Nigeria’s Debt Service to Revenue Ratio has elicited concerns around Debt sustainability in recent times. While such concerns are valid, the missing question in the argument is: How did we…

For Africa’s largest economy, recent growth has been tepid post-Covid despite an uptick in demand for crude oil. A growing debt profile subsisting alongside a currency-induced foreign…