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Re: Nigeria’s Total Public Debt Hits ₦‎144.67 Trillion In December 2024 by Habib101: 7:35pm On Apr 05, 2025
Blazetrailer:
When Buhari's government borrowed some $800m to sustain subsidy and supplement the governments income in 2021.....Pastor Adeboye of Redeemed Christian Church came out openly in one of his sermons to blast the government for borrowing too much. Itbwas an unsolicited criticism of Buharis government

But the old scammer has kept quiet now that someone from his side removed subsidy yet is borrowing much more. Hypocrisy from the pulpit.

I am from SW and not a member of any political party if anyone wants to attack my measage above with IPOB/Biafra or losing election nonsense
U already know he is benefitting nah
Re: Nigeria’s Total Public Debt Hits ₦‎144.67 Trillion In December 2024 by franugo(m): 7:35pm On Apr 05, 2025
omoredia:
Hehe very soon Trump will buy Nigeria for peanuts. It will be better like that. Black people lacks what it takes to properly run a nation
USA isn't doing that well either tho, their debt profile is the largest in the world, running into trillions of dollars
Re: Nigeria’s Total Public Debt Hits ₦‎144.67 Trillion In December 2024 by Agbegbaorogboye(op): 7:43pm On Apr 05, 2025
Ironbull:
You are the worst zombie infact you are dracular for failing to understand British own Billions pound debt, US in region of trillion dollar and so on.

By the way you are jobless, you have no business, you supported vandalising oil pipelines so what is your usefulness in this society? Zero, then don't complain let us who pay tax complain ok Mr Dracular Zombie father.
What is this zombie saying

Oga Go and pay your 720k part of the debt and stop foaming in the mouth here

30k zombie paying tax grin grin

Your salary a year is 360k. At least it will pay half of your debt cheesy grin
Re: Nigeria’s Total Public Debt Hits ₦‎144.67 Trillion In December 2024 by zero8zero(m): 7:49pm On Apr 05, 2025
Agbegbaorogboye:
APC has finished this country

Every Nigerian both young and old, male and female now owe N720,000 per head which is 1000% of the minimum wage


Zero8zero said baba Tinubu so never beg grin grin

How do you obtain loans without begging grin grin
Blazetrailer:
When Buhari's government borrowed some $800m to sustain subsidy and supplement the governments income in 2021.....Pastor Adeboye of Redeemed Christian Church came out openly in one of his sermons to blast the government for borrowing too much. Itbwas an unsolicited criticism of Buharis government

But the old scammer has kept quiet now that someone from his side removed subsidy yet is borrowing much more. Hypocrisy from the pulpit.

I am from SW and not a member of any political party if anyone wants to attack my measage above with IPOB/Biafra or losing election nonsense
Quarterpast:
By the time Tinubu finishes with Nigeria, Even the devil would be shocked cos nobody will be able to recognize us anymore
SalamRushdie:
Yet one zombie was here saying Tinubu has borrowed yet 😅😅😅😅.mumu ApC
Racoon:
When you see those Tinubu's miscreants trying to paint a picture of untrue realities of the economic state and indebtedness of this nation ehen. Statistics their demigod despised before is what they are trying in futility to manipulate for shore up propaganda
PlasmaTV:
Emilokan
Some clowns 🤡 will come and start defending naked failure. LOL! 🤣

$1 = N1,600. Petrol is inching towards N1k per litre. Every freaking thing is expensive.

The President and his jolly vice have gone on international vacation while the country is crumbling under the weight of their draconian policies.

If we talk, they'll label us *Omo ale, akotileta,* and all other derogatory appellations.

We warned against this government, especially seeing how disastrous Buhari was , but they said that awalokan.

We will all learn economics and statistics eventually.

Selah
Nazgul:
They'll tell us they're making billions on paper, yet they keep on borrowing. Who are they deceiving?

Tinubu is a failure.
Mopolchi:
Our economy under Iragbiji drug lord has been nothing to write home about.

He has put fire 🔥 in the country and ran away to France 🇫🇷 to enjoy himself.
Brendaniel:
That's how Yorubas destroyed Nigeria for tribal supremacy, apologies to those of them who were against this tribal suprmacy bullshit
ResidentSnitch:
Lol...
The so-called economic wizard from Chicago doing what he knows best.
Watch them crazy zombies postulate that Peter Obi would have done worst. Wonder how they can see the future and yet keep voting in the worst set; from Buhari to Druggie.
PheelzAlmighty:
Nigerians are the biggest clowns
Illiterates, this is a national debt, how much is your state owing?
Re: Nigeria’s Total Public Debt Hits ₦‎144.67 Trillion In December 2024 by Agbegbaorogboye(op): 7:56pm On Apr 05, 2025
zero8zero:
Illiterates, this is a national debt, how much is your state owing?
Zombies no dey read

The breakdown of external debt shows that the Federal Government accounted for N62.92 trillion ($40.98 billion), while states and the FCT held N7.37 trillion ($4.80 billion).
Re: Nigeria’s Total Public Debt Hits ₦‎144.67 Trillion In December 2024 by zero8zero(m): 7:59pm On Apr 05, 2025
Agbegbaorogboye:
Zombies no dey read
Oh, so you know it comprises states debts too?. But na Tinubu name you dey mention, what's the name of your Governor, let me help you mention him, illiterate.
Re: Nigeria’s Total Public Debt Hits ₦‎144.67 Trillion In December 2024 by LegendHero(m): 8:00pm On Apr 05, 2025
Agbegbaorogboye:
Lol
Where did you see the delusion that he cleared $8bn?
Are we reading the same thread or you're spilling bunkum from your zombie WhatsApp group
Lol so you dey live inside village not to know we cleared the FX backlog or what?

Why do you think IATA gave us clearance back?

Re: Nigeria’s Total Public Debt Hits ₦‎144.67 Trillion In December 2024 by zero8zero(m): 8:06pm On Apr 05, 2025
LegendHero:
Lol so you dey live inside village not to know we cleared the FX backlog or what?

Why do you think IATA gave us clearance back?
I think I will stop replying that guy, he's deliberately mischievous, lying and an unintelligent brat. How can someone lie barefacedly that $7b backlog has not been cleared despite facts all over the internet?.
Re: Nigeria’s Total Public Debt Hits ₦‎144.67 Trillion In December 2024 by hatchy: 8:18pm On Apr 05, 2025
The blackman lacks the mental capacity to govern a society. He is inferior. The balckman is doomed.

I spit on Tinubu’s forehead.
Re: Nigeria’s Total Public Debt Hits ₦‎144.67 Trillion In December 2024 by hatchy: 8:21pm On Apr 05, 2025
blamingthedevil:
Useless op....it actually reduced....why not put the figure and title in Dollars as you guys normally do
Stupid and daft fool. Is the the op that wrote the article?
Is he working in the debt management office? Are you trying to tell the whole world like your mentor that data is nothing?

The data is there staring at your face, Idiat.
Re: Nigeria’s Total Public Debt Hits ₦‎144.67 Trillion In December 2024 by Agbegbaorogboye(op): 8:22pm On Apr 05, 2025
zero8zero:
Oh, so you know it comprises states debts too?. But na Tinubu name you dey mention, what's the name of your Governor, let me help you mention him, illiterate.
You be zombie ni
Didn't you read the Op at all?
The Federal component of the debt increased the states reduced!
Re: Nigeria’s Total Public Debt Hits ₦‎144.67 Trillion In December 2024 by Agbegbaorogboye(op): 8:32pm On Apr 05, 2025
LegendHero:
Lol so you dey live inside village not to know we cleared the FX backlog or what?

Why do you think IATA gave us clearance back?
Lol. You mean fx backlog is part of national debt? grin grin
This is comedy. When did fx backlog become debt? Who was it borrowed from and what's the rate?

Ok. What of the $3.3bn borrowed through NNPCL and the 2.2bn sovereign bond. You see how you are now?
Re: Nigeria’s Total Public Debt Hits ₦‎144.67 Trillion In December 2024 by zero8zero(m):
Agbegbaorogboye:
You be zombie ni
Didn't you read the Op at all?
The Federal component of the debt increased [/b]the states reduced[/b]!
Blazetrailer:
Zerobrain 😆 🤣 😂

Did you read part of the report that that stated that thr component of the debts belonging to the states reduced by 32% in the same period while that of FG grew by a huge percentage?

Meaning while the states became more prudent, your stupid and daft FG(which you represent) was responsible for the entire increase.

Now, who is the illiterate here? 😆 🤣 😂 😹
Before nko?, I thought you would say we have zero states debts, illiterate.
Re: Nigeria’s Total Public Debt Hits ₦‎144.67 Trillion In December 2024 by LegendHero(m): 8:42pm On Apr 05, 2025
Agbegbaorogboye:
Lol. You mean fx backlog is part of national debt? grin grin
This is comedy. When did fx backlog become debt? Who was it borrowed from and what's the rate?

Ok. What of the $3.3bn borrowed through NNPCL and the 2.2bn sovereign bond. You see how you are now?
I was only telling you that even after we cleared $7bn backlog, Tinubu only took our debt 2bn + more.

If you don’t have $$ in reserve enough, you will borrow $$ to clear backlog. How can you not know this simple thing?

Every borrowing we make is part of the external debt. That’s the Federal government total debt.

FG repay loans and then take loans. Below is the breakdown of external debt, you can see the loan from Exim is captured.

Clap for Tinubu abeg. How could be pay $8bn backlog, raise net reserve upward and yet he only borrowed $2bn more in almost 2 years.

E no easy abeg

Re: Nigeria’s Total Public Debt Hits ₦‎144.67 Trillion In December 2024 by Ofemannnu: 8:44pm On Apr 05, 2025
zero8zero:
The IPOB illiterates are mostly traders.
That is why they call them headless mob.
If they have no head,what would they think with?





















Illiterates, this is a national debt, how much is your state owing?
Re: Nigeria’s Total Public Debt Hits ₦‎144.67 Trillion In December 2024 by LegendHero(m): 8:46pm On Apr 05, 2025
zero8zero:
I think I will stop replying that guy, he's deliberately mischievous, lying and an unintelligent brat. How can someone lie barefacedly that $7b backlog has not been cleared despite facts all over the internet?.
I think he is probably bored or going through some bitter phase in life. Some also troll on purpose so it might be that he is just trolling.

Even Peter Obi won’t deny FG cleared $7bn backlog let alone a nobody on Nairaland
Re: Nigeria’s Total Public Debt Hits ₦‎144.67 Trillion In December 2024 by Ofemannnu: 8:46pm On Apr 05, 2025
zero8zero:
The IPOB illiterates are mostly traders.
That is why they call them headless mob.
If they have no head,what would they think with?





















Illiterates, this is a national debt, how much is your state owing?
Re: Nigeria’s Total Public Debt Hits ₦‎144.67 Trillion In December 2024 by Ofemannnu: 8:46pm On Apr 05, 2025
[quote author=Ofemannnu post=134863304][/quote]The IPOB illiterates are mostly traders.
That is why they call them headless mob.
If they have no head,what would they think with?

Re: Nigeria’s Total Public Debt Hits ₦‎144.67 Trillion In December 2024 by Omofaye99: 8:46pm On Apr 05, 2025
Agbegbaorogboye:
Lol. You mean fx backlog is part of national debt? grin grin
This is comedy. When did fx backlog become debt? Who was it borrowed from and what's the rate?

Ok. What of the $3.3bn borrowed through NNPCL and the 2.2bn sovereign bond. You see how you are now?
An educated individual should recognize that a forex backlog significantly affects a country’s debt dynamics. It increases borrowing costs and accelerates currency depreciation, making existing foreign-denominated debt more expensive to service. This situation can ultimately hinder Nigeria's financial stability.
Re: Nigeria’s Total Public Debt Hits ₦‎144.67 Trillion In December 2024 by franugo(m): 8:49pm On Apr 05, 2025
blamingthedevil:
Useless op....it actually reduced....why not put the figure and title in Dollars as you guys normally do
The op did put the figure in USD and naira.
Re: Nigeria’s Total Public Debt Hits ₦‎144.67 Trillion In December 2024 by SalamRushdie: 8:53pm On Apr 05, 2025
zero8zero:
Mumu boy


















Illiterates, this is a national debt, how much is your state owing?
Re: Nigeria’s Total Public Debt Hits ₦‎144.67 Trillion In December 2024 by seunmsg(m): 8:56pm On Apr 05, 2025
Agbegbaorogboye:
Lol. You mean fx backlog is part of national debt? grin grin
This is comedy. When did fx backlog become debt? Who was it borrowed from and what's the rate?

Ok. What of the $3.3bn borrowed through NNPCL and the 2.2bn sovereign bond. You see how you are now?
If you have any iota of sense based on the information already provided to you, you should know by now that Tinubu has significantly reduced our debt and not increased it. Our national debt in dollar terms has gone down and that’s majorly the currency of repayment. The increase in Naira terms of our debt is simply because of the exchange rate difference and not because Tinubu has taken any significant net loan.

We moved our exchange rate from the unrealistic $1/N460 to a market driven $1/N1500 which has now help us to increase our net reserve from $3.9b to $23billion. For sensible folks, they should be excited about the magic Tinubu is doing and not this hate filled Peter Obi kind of ignorant talk.
Re: Nigeria’s Total Public Debt Hits ₦‎144.67 Trillion In December 2024 by Ofemannnu: 9:02pm On Apr 05, 2025
Tinubu govt has been more prudent than its previous counterparts.


https://allafrica.com/stories/202410010205.html.


Nigeria: How We Reduced Nigeria's Debt Service Ratio, Cleared Forex backlog-Tinubu.

1 October 2024Premium Times (Abuja)
By Mary Izuaka
"We inherited a reserve of over $33 billion 16 months ago. Since then, we have paid back the inherited forex backlog of $7 billion," he said.

President Bola Tinubu on Tuesday said that his administration adopted a disciplined approach in the management of Nigeria's monetary policy by reducing the debt service ratio significantly.

Mr Tinubu, who spoke in a televised Independence Day broadcast, said the approach adopted by the Central Bank of Nigeria to monetary policy management has ensured stability and predictability in the foreign exchange market.


"We inherited a reserve of over $33 billion 16 months ago. Since then, we have paid back the inherited forex backlog of $7 billion," he said.

"We have cleared the ways and means debt of over N30 trillion. We have reduced the debt service ratio from 97 per cent to 68 per cent. Despite all these, we have managed to keep our foreign reserve at $37 billion. We continue to meet all our obligations and pay our bills."

He noted that the nation is moving ahead with its fiscal policy reforms.

"To stimulate our productive capacity and create more jobs and prosperity, the Federal Executive Council approved the Economic Stabilisation Bills, which will now be transmitted to the National Assembly.

"These transformative bills will make our business environment more friendly, stimulate investment and reduce the tax burden on businesses and workers once they are passed into law," he said.

The federal government had, in the past, relied heavily on the loan facility to fund the budget.

As of 2023, the facility had surged over 2,900 percent over the past seven years, reaching an unprecedented N23.7 trillion. This sharp rise, which breached legal limits, fuelled inflationary pressures and exacerbated Nigeria's debt burden.

Earlier in the year, the Governor of the CBN, Yemi Cardoso, announced that the bank would cease issuing Ways and Means advances to the federal government until outstanding loans were repaid.

Mr Cardoso highlighted this as one of the critical measures the bank has adopted to address the country's current economic challenges.

In July, the Debt Management Office (DMO) said Nigeria's total public debt stock hit N121.67 trillion (91.46 billion dollars) in March 2023.

The DMO said that the securitisation of N4.90 trillion as part of the securitisation of the N7.3 trillion Ways and Means Advances approved by the National Assembly was also partly responsible for the N24.33 trillion increase in the debt stock.

In September, the CBN said it will continue to maintain the constitutional limit on Ways and Means Advances to the federal government, capping the advances at 5 per cent of the previous year's actual revenue collection.

This limit is part of the CBN's monetary, credit, foreign trade, and exchange policy guidelines for the fiscal years 2024-2025.

In line with the Treasury Single Account (TSA) framework, the new guidelines also stipulate that the calculation of these advances will now take into account the sub-accounts of Ministries, Departments, and Agencies (MDAs), which are linked to the Consolidated Revenue Fund (CRF).

This means that the federal government's consolidated cash position will be more accurately reflected, providing a clearer picture of available resources and enhancing transparency in public financial management.

Forex backlog controversies

In November 2023, the International Air Transport Association (IATA), criticised Nigeria and other African countries for not allowing international airlines to repatriate their profits.

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The group said trapped funds in African countries is currently estimated at $1.68 billion, noting that the challenge is impeding the growth and development of air transportation on the continent.

As of August 2022, reports indicated that foreign airlines' funds trapped in Nigeria stood at $793 million amidst lingering forex scarcity.

Of this figure, $300 million is said to be legacy debt, which the CBN has taken, but yet to be remitted to IATA on behalf of the airlines.

This prompted some major airlines, particularly Emirates Airline, to suspend flights operations in the country.

Last June, IATA, a top global trade association of airlines, said that 98 per cent of airlines' trapped funds in Nigeria have been cleared.

In March, the CBN also announced that the government had cleared all 'valid' foreign exchange backlogs. The move prompted Emirates airlines to announce that it will resume flight services to Nigeria from 1 October.


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Re: Nigeria’s Total Public Debt Hits ₦‎144.67 Trillion In December 2024 by Omofaye99: 9:04pm On Apr 05, 2025
seunmsg:
If you have any iota of sense based on the information already provided to you, you should know by now that Tinubu has significantly reduced our debt and not increased it. Our national debt in dollar terms has gone down and that’s majorly the currency of repayment. The increase in Naira terms of our debt is simply because of the exchange rate difference and not because Tinubu has taken any significant net loan.

We moved our exchange rate from the unrealistic $1/N460 to a market driven $1/N1500 which has now help us to increase our net reserve from $3.9b to $23billion. For sensible folks, they should be excited about the magic Tinubu is doing and not this hate filled Peter Obi kind of ignorant talk.
It's encouraging to see your strong support for Tinubu's policies and the positive changes happening in Nigeria. Many people may overlook these achievements due to political biases, which can cloud their understanding of the economic realities.

The reduction in national debt in dollar terms and the shift to a market-driven exchange rate are significant steps toward stability and growth. The increase in net reserves from $3.9 billion to $23 billion is a remarkable effect of good governance.

We all need to set aside political differences and focus on the progress being made.
Re: Nigeria’s Total Public Debt Hits ₦‎144.67 Trillion In December 2024 by Blazetrailer: 9:10pm On Apr 05, 2025
Zerobrain 😆 🤣 😂

Did you read part of the report that that stated that thr component of the debts belonging to the states reduced by 32% in the same period while that of FG grew by a huge percentage?

Meaning while the states became more prudent, your stupid and daft FG(which you represent) was responsible for the entire increase.

Now, who is the illiterate here? 😆 🤣 😂 😹


zero8zero:
Illiterates, this is a national debt, how much is your state owing?
Re: Nigeria’s Total Public Debt Hits ₦‎144.67 Trillion In December 2024 by sulaak(m): 9:24pm On Apr 05, 2025
Brendaniel:
That's how Yorubas destroyed Nigeria for tribal supremacy, apologies to those of them who were against this tribal suprmacy bullshit
A Yoruba man, OBJ, cleared Nigeria's debt in 2005. Buhari increased the external debt from $10 billion to $47 billion. Tinubu may fail, but he has only added $6 billion to Nigeria's debt profile.

You can play the ethnic and tribal card all you like but I bet Yoruba people will prefer to be out of the shithole country. You can keep your Tinubu and Nigeria.
Re: Nigeria’s Total Public Debt Hits ₦‎144.67 Trillion In December 2024 by adecz: 9:56pm On Apr 05, 2025
Million
Billion
Trillion...

..... wetin dey come after trillion sef 🤔huh
Re: Nigeria’s Total Public Debt Hits ₦‎144.67 Trillion In December 2024 by Agbegbaorogboye(op): 10:33pm On Apr 05, 2025
seunmsg:
If you have any iota of sense based on the information already provided to you, you should know by now that Tinubu has significantly reduced our debt and not increased it. Our national debt in dollar terms has gone down and that’s majorly the currency of repayment. The increase in Naira terms of our debt is simply because of the exchange rate difference and not because Tinubu has taken any significant net loan.

We moved our exchange rate from the unrealistic $1/N460 to a market driven $1/N1500 which has now help us to increase our net reserve from $3.9b to $23billion. For sensible folks, they should be excited about the magic Tinubu is doing and not this hate filled Peter Obi kind of ignorant talk.
Go back and read the Op and stop disgracing yourself

It's 1500 realistic now? I thought agbado economics said the realistic rate should be 700-800 should be the real value

Who brought the net reserve to $3.9bn? If not that you APC dummies are utterly shameless, when Buhari was presiding over the decimation of the National economy, were you not among the hurrah boys?

Today you're here to tell us how net reserves have risen in the last 3 years.
Shameless lots
Re: Nigeria’s Total Public Debt Hits ₦‎144.67 Trillion In December 2024 by Agbegbaorogboye(op): 10:37pm On Apr 05, 2025
Omofaye99:
An educated individual should recognize that a forex backlog significantly affects a country’s debt dynamics. It increases borrowing costs and accelerates currency depreciation, making existing foreign-denominated debt more expensive to service. This situation can ultimately hinder Nigeria's financial stability.
Baloney!! Fx backlog has nothing to do with national debt. National debt is managed by the DMO not CBN?
Where are you guys popping out of with this rubbish?.
Fx backlog simply means CBN refused to honour demands for fx. It is not debt in any conceivable form except for clowns who are shopping for flowers where there's none.
Fx backlog will hinder Nigeria's financial stability? What clownery
Re: Nigeria’s Total Public Debt Hits ₦‎144.67 Trillion In December 2024 by Agbegbaorogboye(op): 10:42pm On Apr 05, 2025
LegendHero:
I was only telling you that even after we cleared $7bn backlog, Tinubu only took our debt 2bn + more.

If you don’t have $$ in reserve enough, you will borrow $$ to clear backlog. How can you not know this simple thing?

Every borrowing we make is part of the external debt. That’s the Federal government total debt.

FG repay loans and then take loans. Below is the breakdown of external debt, you can see the loan from Exim is captured.

Clap for Tinubu abeg. How could be pay $8bn backlog, raise net reserve upward and yet he only borrowed $2bn more in almost 2 years.

E no easy abeg
Is it 7bn or 8bn now? So why didn't Buhari borrow to clear the backlog?

If every borrowing is part of national debt why is the $3.3bn NNPCL loan not being counted as part of national debt?

And stop fooling yourself. Your picture is 2022. Was Tinubu president then? Eximbank is China not Afreximbank
Stop disgracing yourself abeg
Re: Nigeria’s Total Public Debt Hits ₦‎144.67 Trillion In December 2024 by Omofaye99: 11:11pm On Apr 05, 2025
Agbegbaorogboye:
Baloney!! Fx backlog has nothing to do with national debt. National debt is managed by the DMO not CBN?
Where are you guys popping out of with this rubbish?.
Fx backlog simply means CBN refused to honour demands for fx. It is not debt in any conceivable form except for clowns who are shopping for flowers where there's none.
Fx backlog will hinder Nigeria's financial stability? What clownery
I respectfully disagree with your assessment. The FX backlog and national debt are indeed interconnected. While the Debt Management Office (DMO) manages the national debt, the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) plays a crucial role in currency stability and foreign exchange supply.

The FX backlog reflects unmet demands, which can lead to a ripple effect on the economy, impacting trade and investment. Ignoring this relationship oversimplifies a complex issue. Addressing the FX backlog is essential for Nigeria's economic health and future growth.

Unless you have no idea of what you trying to dispute.
Re: Nigeria’s Total Public Debt Hits ₦‎144.67 Trillion In December 2024 by Franky9584(m): 11:24pm On Apr 05, 2025
Continue borrowing till it hits zillion.
We all die here!
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