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FG borrows N5tn from bond market in six months

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By Sami Tunji Verified
| The Punch Verified
The Federal Government raised N5.08tn from the domestic bond market in the first six months of 2026, marking a 77.8 per cent increase from the N2.86tn raised during the corresponding period of 2025, an analysis of Debt Management Office auction results by The PUNCH has shown. The increase came despite a decline in borrowing costs, with average marginal rates easing compared with last year, even as investor appetite remained strong, with subscriptions exceeding N9tn over the six-month period.
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Foreign debt servicing gulps almost $1bn in two months

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By Sami Tunji Verified
| The Punch Verified
File photo: Finance Minister, Taiwo Oyedele Nigeria spent nearly $1bn servicing its foreign loans in the first two months of 2026, as external debt repayments rose amid increasing capital outflows from the economy. The figure, obtained from the Central Bank of Nigeria’s February 2026 Economic Report, showed that the country spent $440m on foreign loan repayments in January and $480m in February, bringing the total debt servicing bill for the two months to $920m.
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Stakeholders seek more investment in Nigeria’s green economy

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By Sami Tunji Verified
| The Punch Verified
Stakeholders in Nigeria's digital, creative and financial sectors at the TNP engagement session. Photo: TNP Stakeholders have called for increased investment in Nigeria’s green economy, stronger environmental governance, and greater private-sector participation in climate action as part of efforts to tackle the country’s growing environmental challenges.
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