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The huge debt burden and how we got there

NIGERIA’S debt stock increased by 3% from the N21.68 trillion recorded in December 2017 to N22.4 trillion recorded in December 2017 to N22.2 trillion ($73.21 billion) at the end of June 2018.

Why should you consolidate debt?

A consolidation loan simply means taking out a loan and using it to pay off all your existing loans. The consolidating loan has a low-interest rate and one monthly payment which ranges between 12-24 months.

When you realize you are struggling with debt

We all deal with different kinds of financial issues in various seasons of our lives. Many times, we start borrowing that we might meet our day-to-day expenses, business requirements, or financial deficiencies

FG defends debt borrowing

The federal government has defended the country’s position with regards to  foreign borrowing which the International Monetary Fund IMF listed the vulnerability to foreign debt as one of the major threats to economic growth amongst African countries, especially in the sub-Saharan group which includes Nigeria.

National public debt rises to N22.7trn in Q1’18

Nigeria’s public debt rose by 4.5 percent    to N22.7 trillion in the first quarter of 2018 (Q1’18) due to increased domestic borrowing by state governments and increased foreign borrowing by the federal government.

Debt, debt, debt everywhere and yet more debt

ON May 22 this year,  the International Monetary Fund’s, Resident Representative for Nigeria, Amine Mati, expressed concern over Nigeria’s capacity to sustain a debt burden which has, reportedly almost double from N12.12 trn in June 2015 to N21.75 trn by December 2017.

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