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Crime › Re: Not Juju Or Jazz. It's Scopolamine – The Drug Behind Nigerian 'one Chance' Magic by femi4: 8:20pm On Jun 11
Naija people...anything dem no understand is either miracle or juju
Sports › Re: Mexico Vs South Africa: World Cup (2 - 0) On 11th June 2026 by femi4: 8:16pm On Jun 11
This guys go disgrace africa..just 9mins
Politics › Re: Who Borrowed Most? Nigeria’s Presidential Debt Record 1999-2025 by femi4: 7:14pm On Jun 11
mrmayormedia:
By : Adenike Ibirogba

Date: 11 June 2026 12:13pm WAT

There has been public commentary that has portrayed the current administration under President Bola Ahmed Tinubu as Nigeria’s most aggressive borrower since the return to democracy in 1999, with some commentators saying it has borrowed more than all previous democratic administrations combined.

However, the available evidence does not support these conclusions. In May 2023, Nigeria’s external debt stock stood at approximately $42.5 billion when President Tinubu assumed office, and by December 2025, it had risen to approximately $51.9 billion, representing a net increase of around $9.4 billion. By contrast, Nigeria’s external debt increased from approximately $10.3 billion in 2015 to $42.9 billion by 2023, representing a net addition of about $32.6 billion during the Buhari administration.

This evidence, therefore, indicates that the largest increase in Nigeria’s external debt stock in the democratic era occurred between 2015 and 2023, and President Tinubu is not Nigeria’s largest borrower since the return to democratic rule in 1999.

Nigeria also faces a genuine fiscal challenge. Much of the apparent increase in Nigeria’s debt stock in naira terms reflects the exchange-rate revaluation of inherited foreign-currency obligations, rather than equivalent new borrowing.
It should also be noted that the most significant fiscal constraint facing Nigeria today is debt service, which absorbs a substantial proportion of government revenues. Rising debt-service obligations accumulated over many years continue to constrain fiscal space for infrastructure, healthcare, education, security, and other critical expenditures.

Nigerians should also bear in mind that external debt obligations are contracted and repaid in foreign currency, with the dollar being the denominant measurements used for comparison across administrations. Following exchange-rate unification in June 2023, the naira depreciated significantly against the US dollar. This had a substantial accounting effect on the domestic valuation of Nigeria’s external debt stock. The approximately $42.5 billion inherited by the current administration was valued at around ₦19.6 trillion under the previous exchange-rate regime. After revaluation at market exchange rates, the same stock appeared substantially larger in naira terms.

It can, however, be said that this claim of unprecedented borrowing under the current administration stems largely from the revaluation of inherited foreign-currency obligations following the June 2023 exchange-rate adjustment.

This increase did not arise because the government borrowed tens of trillions of naira in new external obligations. Rather, it shows the massive effect of applying a weaker exchange rate to an existing stock of foreign-currency debt. Comparing debt figures expressed in naira before and after exchange-rate adjustment, without controlling for these valuation effects, creates a misleading impression of debt accumulation.

The majority of the criticism surrounding Tinubu’s borrowing record has been focused on external debt, with the domestic figures adding important context. In dollar terms, domestic debt eased from about $65.6 billion in Q1 2023 (Buhari era) to $59.1 billion by end2025 (Tinubu era), a decline of roughly $6.5 billion. That sits against an increase of around $11.6 billion during the Buhari years. In adding domestic and external debt together, total public debt rose by only about $2.7 billion in dollar terms between Q1 2023 and Q4 2025, even though the naira headline rose by roughly ₦109.4 trillion over the same period. Both figures are correct, but only the dollar measure reflects actual new borrowing.

Between Q1 and Q2 2023, the naira value of external debt rose from ₦19.6 trillion (Buhari) to ₦33.2 trillion (Tinubu) with little change in dollar terms, reflecting exchange rate unification and revaluation of existing debt. In the same period, domestic debt increased from ₦30.2 trillion (Buhari) to ₦54.1 trillion (Tinubu), driven primarily by the securitisation and balance sheet recognition of ₦23.9 trillion in Ways and Means advances; previous Central Bank overdrafts accumulated under Buhari and subsequently converted into marketable government debt instruments. These movements represent accounting reclassification and stock revaluation adjustments, not incremental fiscal borrowing flows.

In conclusion, a fact-based assessment of Nigeria’s debt profile leads to one clear conclusion: the central challenge facing Nigeria today is not merely how much has been borrowed, but how inherited obligations, debt-service pressures, and limited revenues constrain the country’s development ambitions.

https://guardian.ng/news/who-borrowed-most-nigerias-presidential-debt-record-1999-2025/
Bunch of borrowers
Politics › Re: Democracy Day: FG Declares June 12, Public Holiday by femi4: 6:51pm On Jun 11
Mko ...is our man o

Hope 93 ..On the march again

Na him go make our Country better

I say make we vote for am my brother

I say make we vote for am my sister

Na him be our only hope o

Na him be hope for tommorow

https://vm.tiktok.com/ZNRcM7G7v/
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Omar Artan To Officiate 2026 UEFA Super Cup by femi4: 6:50pm On Jun 11
Still a loss

WC is the peak
Sports › Re: FIFA President Defends Ticket Prices, Dismisses Referee US Entry Denial by femi4: 6:50pm On Jun 11
A terrible wc
Politics › Re: VDM, Protesters Chant 'Tinubu Must Go' On Streets Of Abuja Today by femi4: 6:49pm On Jun 11
Fake protest..they ll still collect 2k next yr
Business › Re: First Bank Refuse To Reverse Erroneous Bank Transfer Despite Court Order by femi4: 6:46pm On Jun 11
geoworldedu:
Did you read the story?
Na you get comprehension issue
Sports › Re: Nigeria Vs Portugal: International Friendly (1 - 2) On 10th June 2026 by femi4: 6:45pm On Jun 11
KosiGee:
Senegal beat England with their best players and first team. Ivory Coast did same against France. Cameroun beat Brazil with the first 11 and best team at the time just same way Nigeria beat Spain in 98 with our best team against Spanish elite squad.

We can make valid excuse that Nigeria did well against a top team like Portugal with some of the best players in the world….Vitinha and Mendes just won the champions league, old war horse Ronaldo performed poorly against young untested and unknown Nigerian players.
Portugal is a top team and we played them away with relatively unknown players.

If you are not happy with that, go and replace them or show them how to do it.
What yr una beat spain? Over 25yrs ago. Abeg wake up, this is 2026
Sports › Re: Alex Iwobi Joins Super Eagles Centurion Club With 100th Nigeria Cap by femi4: 6:43pm On Jun 11
robosky02:
Ronaldo never retire

Even Ahmed Musa never retire officially
Why not mentioned those that did in that age bracket
Sports › Re: Alex Iwobi Joins Super Eagles Centurion Club With 100th Nigeria Cap by femi4: 6:42pm On Jun 11
DaddyGoo:
At 30? At least 4-5 years of pro football left.

National team is a different story
Yinmu

Ave retirement age is 30-33ys

Na gk dey enjoy more
Family › Re: Social Media Is Quietly Becoming The Third Person In Many Marriages by femi4: 7:06am On Jun 11
Na women dey seek SM validation
Car Talk › Re: The Moment a Content Creator Caused An Accident in Port Harcourt (Video) by femi4: 7:05am On Jun 11
obembet:
It was a bad day for a Port Harcourt content creator after his actions allegedly led to an accident
.
The creator was filming and hyping a Mercedes GLK while the driver was on the road. In the process, he reportedly distracted the driver, causing him to lose focus and crash. He is now being accused of contributing to the accident due to the distraction from his filming.

Source:
Gbese
Sports › Re: Alex Iwobi Joins Super Eagles Centurion Club With 100th Nigeria Cap by femi4: 7:03am On Jun 11
Hes nearing retirement
Health › Re: I've Never Been This Humbled, Medical Doctors, Una Do This One � by femi4: 7:01am On Jun 11
Ayomisure:
I went to a teaching hospital to see a doctor today for a case of internal haemorrhoid, to cut long story short, this man say he wan do rectal examination, say mah face wall off trouser, I no first understand 😂💔
Omo, I no get choice o, if you see wetin this man dey chook me like say I say I offend am, worst thing be say, no be only him dey there, Omo I just bow my head, I no fit talk anything 😂💔
Health matters..not your bum bum
Properties › Re: Tenant Destroys His Renovated Apartment In Port Harcourt Over Quit Notice by femi4: 6:59am On Jun 11
nlfpmod:
Tenant destroys an apartment he spent millions renovating after receiving quit notice from landlord in Port Harcourt.

The landlord increased the rent times 2 of what he initially paid.



As it should be...some landlords are evil
Celebrities › Re: BNXN Relocates To The US, Says "Lagos, More Expensive Than US" by femi4: 6:57am On Jun 11
You go run back when tax hold your neck
Sports › Re: Messi Scores On Injury Return As Argentina Beat Iceland In World Cup Warm-Up by femi4: 6:56am On Jun 11
Beware 2026 wcup champ is back
Politics › Re: Senate To Propose a 6 Year Single Term Bill For President/governors by femi4: 6:55am On Jun 11
A welcome development
Car Talk › Re: Can This 2017 Camry Be Sold for 8.5m Or Too Good To Be True. by femi4: 6:55am On Jun 11
kunkelhanspeter:
Someone want to sell me this car for 8.5m naira .

This is too good to be true ?
Check engine first..no let anybody deceive you. Hope its not stolen too
Politics › Re: You Are As Foolish As your Peter Obi - Kenneth Okonkwo Blasts An Obidient by femi4:
This guy is still living in bondage
Car Talk › Re: How Much Is It To Enroll For Driving School In Lagos? by femi4: 6:51am On Jun 11
Bigsin:
Good evening, nairalanders. Please does anyone know how much it is for someone to enroll in a driving school in Lagos? How many hours a day would the tutoring last? How long it would take to perfect my driving? And is it possible for someone with a 9-5 job learn driving in a driving school?
100k for a month
Carry food o
Business › Re: Access Bank Faces Backlash As Customer Alleges Hidden ₦2.5m Loan by femi4: 6:48am On Jun 11
Bank news full fp today...interesting times
Travel › Re: Grenada Offers Visa-Free Access To Nigerians, Seeks Stronger Investment Ties by femi4: 6:47am On Jun 11
Lets go there
Crime › Re: Nigerian Drug Kingpin Arrested In Bangkok After Dramatic Standoff by femi4: 6:46am On Jun 11
Na them dey spoil the Country's image abroad
Romance › Re: How Do You Guys Handle Stuffs Like This by femi4: 6:45am On Jun 11
Blizzy300:
Hey guys I need advise

I'm going through adult life relationships crisis

For the first time in life I'm double dating

First one - Success insanely cute, chocolate, tall with killer slim fit shape, smart, reads alot of books, does not do tiktok understands my jokes intelligent

Redflag: she's very quiet and I have not seen what's she's like when she's angry.

She's really into me

Second one - Mmasi, very fair with good face card, always smiling, a cheerful giver, (the first day we met, she paid the bill)
Gists alot

She has big bunda ( like that type that makes you turn twice)

Sadly She shakes it on Tiktok 😞(not the seductive type) but still.

At first I wanted to run because she was given me 1 word responses but when she saw I drew back she added fire.

That's the period success came in

Now I'm in the middle of this quagmire

I want the two but unfortunately the society frowns at.

What do I do at these point.
Release one of them or you lose both
Politics › Re: Obi: Kenneth Okonkwo Releases WhatsApp Chat With NDC Aspirant, Obunike Ohaegbu by femi4: 6:44am On Jun 11
Go court n explain yourself
Celebrities › Re: BBNaija Reunion: Joanna Recounts Alleged ‘One-Night Stand’ With Jason by femi4: 6:42am On Jun 11
Odewaleadesoye:
"I woke up to see him in my bed. He was hard as rock. I noticed it..."



DAILY POST


The show is no more interesting
Crime › Re: South African Man Attempts To Lure An 11-Year-Old Nigerian Girl into His Room by femi4: 6:40am On Jun 11
Criminal minds
Business › Re: First Bank Refuse To Reverse Erroneous Bank Transfer Despite Court Order by femi4: 6:38am On Jun 11
The money entered wrong acc ke

It's your fault abinitio

he mistakenly transferred into the First Bank account
Car Talk › Re: Mercedes Benz E350 2015 Vs Toyota Camry 2015? by femi4: 6:35am On Jun 11
halima83:
Hello,

Please which one should one go for in terms of affordability, prestige, ruggedness, maintenance?
Avoid mercedes if you still want to have savings
Family › Re: “i’m Back To The Street” – Abroad-based Nigerian Woman Dumps Husband Over 50/50 by femi4: 6:34am On Jun 11
[quote author=EmmyMaestro post=139665380]“I’m back to the street” – Abroad-based Nigerian woman dumps husband over 50/50 marriage dispute

An abroad-based Nigerian woman has shared why she walked out of her four-year marriage, revealing that she left her husband and returned to single life after repeated disagreements over finances.

In a viral video shared on X (formerly Twitter), she explained that they had been operating a 50/50 arrangement since relocating abroad, sharing bills and responsibilities equally.

In her words, she said:

“Since we are doing 50/50, yes we are doing it, but now you still want to collect part of my money. We have been sharing everything equally, so why is my own personal money now a problem?”

The situation reportedly escalated after the couple received a backdated company payment of about £4,000 for work previously carried out.

According to her, her husband insisted that she contribute part of the money despite their agreement to split responsibilities equally in the home, a demand she said led to a major conflict between them.

“We are doing 50/50, but you still want to control my money. You even calculated how much I should bring from my personal earnings. That was my breaking point,” she added.

Her revelation has since sparked mixed reactions online, with social media users debating whether 50/50 arrangements truly work in marriages, especially among couples living abroad.

The situation has also reignited conversations about money, control, and financial boundaries in modern relationships.

gender n money

You left your marriage cos of £4k ...mtheww
Poverty of the mind

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