…strategy would remain a key component of the reform agenda, alongside fiscal discipline, debt management and a market-driven foreign exchange regime. It said the government would also continue implementing structural reforms to support non-oil economic growth and strengthen the economy’s capacity to generate revenue. M…

…drew total subscriptions of N4.41 trillion against the N700 billion offered by the Debt Management Office, underscoring robust appetite for short-term government securities. The 364-day instrument was particularly sought after, recording 8.38 times coverage. Average Treasury bill yields rose by 50 basis points to 18.73…

…a decade's experience covering energy, MSMEs, technology, banking and the economy.The Debt Management Office (DMO), on behalf of the Federal Government, has announced the reopening of three Federal Government of Nigeria (FGN) bonds worth a combined N1.1 trillion for subscription.According to a

…stocks between December 31, 2025 and March 31, 2026, according to data obtained from the Debt Management Office and analysed by The PUNCH on Monday. Further findings showed that the total debt stock of the seven states during the period under review was N977.15bn. The DMO data showed that the domestic debt stock of the…

…experience covering Nigeria's economy, capital markets, banking, and public finance.The Debt Management Office (DMO) has opened subscriptions for two Federal Government of Nigeria (FGN) Savings Bonds, offering investors the opportunity to invest from N5,000, with each unit priced at N1,000.According to the DMO, the off…

By Elizabeth Adegbesan The Debt Management Office (DMO) has offered a 2 year and 3 year Federal Government of Nigeria, FGN, Savings Bonds for August 2026 subscription. The 2-year saving bond due on August 12, 2028, was offered at an interest rate of 13.96 percent per annum and the 3-year bond at 14.96 percent per annum…

…Ministry of Wealth Creation and Employment, was flagged off at the STO Resource Centre, Debt Management Office, Alausa, Ikeja, according to MSME Africa.Nigerian State Begins 8-week Skills Training for Thousands of Artisans to Boost Jobs, Businesses>Participants will receive practical technical and entrepreneurial train…

…broad-based macroeconomic reforms while taking a careful approach to fiscal policy, debt management and job creation, stressing that citizens must begin to experience the tangible benefits of the reforms. “Nigerians have to feel the impact of reforms,” she said, adding that policy measures should ultimately improve liv…

…urging the country to sustain macroeconomic stability while exercising caution in debt management. The Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria, Olayemi Cardoso, said Africa must move beyond being a consumer of technology and become a producer of AI-driven solutions. “Africa must move beyond being consumers of technolog…

…significantly to discussions on fiscal reforms, domestic revenue mobilisation, public debt management, foreign exchange reforms and other key government priorities. The statement noted, “He added that his commitment to dialogue, mutual respect and practical problem-solving further strengthened the longstanding relation…

…total subscriptions of N1.74 trillion against the N1.2 trillion offered by the Debt Management Office (DMO). This reflects strong investor demand for Federal Government of Nigeria (FGN) debt instruments. According to the July FGN Bond Auction results released by the DMO yesterday, investors submitted bids worth N1.74 t…

…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 subs…

…climbing further to $72.6bn in 2027. The IMF’s projection broadly aligns with the latest Debt Management Office data, which showed that Nigeria’s public external debt stood at $51.86bn as of December 31, 2025. Based on the Fund’s forecast, the debt stock would increase by about $20.74bn between the end of 2025 and 2027…

…countries in Africa today, owing N159.28 trillion (or $110.97 billion), according to the Debt Management Office (DMO). Yet, there is nothing to show for the borrowing spree, not even a rusty bicycle spoke. Insecurity has become a pandemic with bandits, kidnappers, and terrorists seizing vast swathes of the country, wil…

…December 31, 2025, according to an analysis of external debt stock data released by the Debt Management Office. The figure represents an 11.7 per cent increase from the $17.81bn owed to the global lender as of December 31, 2024. The World Bank debt comprises loans from the International Development Association and the…

…is increasingly determining who trades, what is traded, and at what cost. In April, the Debt Management Office (DMO) increased borrowing costs at its latest Federal Government (FGN) bond auction.