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gracias124:
its a grand exercise of futility

guobe:
It's not about I can but have you?

Quaresma12:
Give@way loading

First 11 squad

Sporttrader2025:
CHO CHO CHO CHO ALWAYS , work in silence.
Today how market?

Puntingnoob:
Fifth place it is then

Quaresma12:
Giveaway by 10pm. First eleven squad to quote

Hammer2O2O:
125k yesterday
100k today

Thank you Napoli 😎

mesmer:
First 10 Monikers done.

Happy weekend y'all.


Mesmer is the name

kingbee90:
Yeah!
I would have been more worried if she was from that region that there women are generally known to be dirty.

If you know, you know.

Brenbentondiaz:
because, you know, everybody wishes to con people using religion, right? So if someone comes out to expose how politicians float fake companies to siphon government money, your retort would be "how many fake companies have you floated, and how much have you siphoned? The high level of gullibility and absolute lack of logical reasoning in Nigerians is mindboggling. You wonder why any dodgy character can come, dupe Nigerians, get away with it, and with those same Nigerians he duped defending him. It would've been funny, if not that it's tragic.

guobe:
The games were dropped in all my platforms and I am sure people won millions from it.

guobe:
It must surely pay hugely as a 100 million naira win is my target.
I am learning and refining my betting techniques every day.
Watch put for the big win.

guobe:
8 over 11 draws combination win as 3 draws cut 300 naira to win 49 million naira direct

Dronedude:
I ask again a group of women are called what?

Winner gets 100k.

Despite a marginal 4.89% year-on-year (YoY) decline in total subnational debt, Nigeria’s 10 most indebted states saw their combined debt rise by 2.49% YoY in Q1 2025, reaching N2.48 trillion, up from N2.42 trillion in Q1 2024.

The debts of these states combined now account for 64.05% of the country’s total subnational debt.

The debt profile of Nigerian states has seen significant shifts in Q1 2025, with Lagos maintaining its position as the most indebted state despite a year-on-year (YoY) decline.

Meanwhile, states like Rivers, Enugu, and Niger recorded staggering increases in their debt burdens.

The latest data released by Debt Management Office (DMO) shows a reshuffling in Nigeria’s subnational debt landscape, driven by a blend of fiscal constraints, infrastructure ambitions, oil revenue shifts, and tighter federal allocations.

This analysis explores the debt trends of the top 10 states and the key factors driving their year-on-year changes.

The 10 most indebted Nigerian states in Q1 2025
10. Akwa Ibom – N118.21 billion
9. Imo – N122.09 billion
8. Benue – N129.82 billion
7. Bauchi – N142.40 billion
6. Niger – N143.75 billion
5. Enugu – N188.42 billion
4. Ogun – N190.14 billion
3. Delta – N204.72 billion
2. Rivers – N364.39 billion
1. Lagos – N874.04 billion

ayoncox:
How can you be creating states and 2 States that have largest land masses aren't splitter, I mean Niger, Kwara aren't there

Samueltemi337:
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