Tag: DMO
Despite criticisms, FG’s Sukuk bonds oversubscribed by 6 per cent
The debut N100 billion Sukuk offer by the Debt Management Office (DMO) has been oversubscribed by 5.8% approximately 6%. According ...
[The Presidential Blog]: Dear DMO, please DPMO
I was going to start by saying “it appears that these people do not get it”. But then as I ...
N4.17trn: How much Nigeria has borrowed in a year
Statistics from the Debt Management Office (DMO) on Tuesday has shown that Nigeria’s debt has risen from N12.12tn in June 2015 to N16.29tn ...
Nigeria set to raise $1bn from international capital market
The Debt Management Office, DMO, has disclosed that the Federal Government has started plans to raise $1 billion from International ...
Debo Adejugbe: Nigeria – A presidency proudly made in China (Y! Politico)
by Debo Adejugbe It is actually obvious that the blokes at the Presidency are very slow. In its editorial titled ...
Yo-yo: Nigeria’s external debt rises to $6.67 billion, domestic debt stock down to N6.493 trillion
by Ogunyemi Bukola Despite promises by the Federal Government to slash it, figures from the Debt Management Office show that ...
Why fuel subsidy account is empty – Okonjo-Iweala
The Minister of Finance, Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, on Tuesday confirmed The PUNCH’s story that the Federal Government’s subsidy account with ...
The September Standard
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YMonitor
- Beyond the Power Struggle: Why a Strong Opposition Party is Crucial for Nigeria’s Democracy
- The Importance of Impartial Reporting in Nigeria’s Democracy
- Understanding the Role of Election Tribunals in Nigeria’s Electoral Process
- The Importance of Active Citizenship Beyond the Voting Booth
- How Ethnic Baiting is Undermining Nigeria’s National Security and Democracy