Nigeria completes $3.4 billion IMF loan repayment, exits debtor list

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Bee 7 months ago

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Twum 7 months ago

Well done what? Do you know how much Nigeria exports a day, and to still go borrow such peanuts? It’s a shame..!

Well done what? Do you know how much Nigeria exports a day, and to still go borrow such peanuts? It’s a shame..!
Helen 7 months ago

Only 3.4bn for a big country like Nigeria?

Only 3.4bn for a big country like Nigeria?
NIGERIA CONTROLS HER BORROWING BY THE STRICT ADVICE FROM HER ESTABLISHED "DEBT MANAGEMENT OFFICE" THAT CURTAILS DEBT SUSTAINABILITY BORROWING 7 months ago

Only 3.4 Billion Dollars because Nigeria is not Ghana that borrows senselessly aiming at looting the fund even when the country has no resources to enhance repayment. Any wonder Ghana continues to owe Nigeria in millions of D ...
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Only 3.4 Billion Dollars because Nigeria is not Ghana that borrows senselessly aiming at looting the fund even when the country has no resources to enhance repayment. Any wonder Ghana continues to owe Nigeria in millions of Dollars for Gas supplied and has refused to settle the indebtedness till only God knows when Ghana will ever do so. Be informed also that Nigeria had "Debt management Office" which controls how much borrowing the country can do for a sustainable economic control, an innovative policy which Ghana never avails herself to and continues to borrow endlessly while the country goes bankrupt.
Buulu 7 months ago

Yet U want to come to Ghana and your are spending time on Ghanaweb ? Oya. I beg if all is well read new in your country and contribute to the discourse there. Let us think jor

Yet U want to come to Ghana and your are spending time on Ghanaweb ? Oya. I beg if all is well read new in your country and contribute to the discourse there. Let us think jor
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nana addo the dwarf criminal 7 months ago

its just a shame for nigeria to borrow peanuts. Stop the corruption, and make nigeria great again.

its just a shame for nigeria to borrow peanuts. Stop the corruption, and make nigeria great again.
Twum 7 months ago

Shame…! To borrow such peanuts because Nigeria didn’t have 3,4 billion dollars. Nigeria with a GDP of 500 billion dollars. What poor country..!

Shame…! To borrow such peanuts because Nigeria didn’t have 3,4 billion dollars. Nigeria with a GDP of 500 billion dollars. What poor country..!
kelewele 7 months ago

gyimii.. who told you nigeria's total gdp is $500 billion??

gyimii.. who told you nigeria's total gdp is $500 billion??
Hannan 7 months ago

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Accranie 7 months ago

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Keeping Things At Arms Lenght, Is The Foundation of Ideological Purity And Ideological Purity Is What Secures Ones/Nations Intellectual Property, Before Mixing/Crossing The Property That Belongs To One Civilization With That of Another Understand That The OldWays Must Be Protected To Prevent It From Being Abused
Accranie 7 months ago

And To Preserve The New(Mixed Civilizations) For All of Us, Ultimately During The Mixing Process It's Easy For One/Nation To Forget Ones/Nations History/Identity And It Feeds Into The Old Saying That One/Nation That Forgets I ...
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And To Preserve The New(Mixed Civilizations) For All of Us, Ultimately During The Mixing Process It's Easy For One/Nation To Forget Ones/Nations History/Identity And It Feeds Into The Old Saying That One/Nation That Forgets It's History/Identity Will Likely Not Know Where It's Going
Bastie Asantefourhene 7 months ago

Disgrace of a country . Giant zoo of Africa

Disgrace of a country . Giant zoo of Africa
New boxer 7 months ago

You are no longer a kid oo. Pls try grow up a little, otherwise naija matter go kill you someday

You are no longer a kid oo. Pls try grow up a little, otherwise naija matter go kill you someday
COD 7 months ago

Nigeria still must pay $120million as drawing charges by 2029?
Until our politicians learn to be more fiscally prudent with our public cash, we, Africans will continue to be milked out by the pernicious Whitefolks through th ...
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Nigeria still must pay $120million as drawing charges by 2029?
Until our politicians learn to be more fiscally prudent with our public cash, we, Africans will continue to be milked out by the pernicious Whitefolks through their IMF, World Bank, USAID, etc., agencies.
KofSam 7 months ago

It is a shame that Nigeria should go to the IMF for loan .
The Arab countries have only oil but they have used it to make their countries the best ever but Nigeria with both oil and other natural resources have been impoveri ...
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It is a shame that Nigeria should go to the IMF for loan .
The Arab countries have only oil but they have used it to make their countries the best ever but Nigeria with both oil and other natural resources have been impoverished because of corruption. African leaders south of the Sahara should bow their heads in shame . The youth should get rid of all their useless Leaders.
New boxer 7 months ago

I tot ghana also has gold?

I tot ghana also has gold?
New boxer 7 months ago

Every country borrow. The countries you talk about, do you know their population? Gulf countries produce millions of barrels with considerably smaller population. You want to compare them?

Every country borrow. The countries you talk about, do you know their population? Gulf countries produce millions of barrels with considerably smaller population. You want to compare them?
BOYCOTT USA,BOYCOTT UK,BOYCOTT EUROPE, BOYCOTT CANADA, BOYCOTT AUSTRALIA, BOYCOTT NEW ZEALAND 7 months ago

African countries should boycott all these imperialist countries. We should not have to rely
on these countries for economic development.

China, did not borrow a dime from IMF and World Bank for their economic growth . Ye ...
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African countries should boycott all these imperialist countries. We should not have to rely
on these countries for economic development.

China, did not borrow a dime from IMF and World Bank for their economic growth . Yet, look at where
China is in 2025. All the capital for infrastructural growth can be raised through the treasury bill market.

We can do this. We, have great economist on the continent.

We have cheap labor and the skills to get the task done.

We should always look to China, as an example.

Arise Africa, forward looking, backwards never.

This should be our 10 year economic plan-2035.
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All black African countries should boycott facebook and Instagram.

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If you are a ...
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All black African countries should boycott facebook and Instagram.

Meta, the company, owns facebook and Instagram. Mark Zuckerberg is the CEO.

Mark Zuckerberg, needs to be fired as the CEO, and replaced.

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Tik Tok is a better social media platform, than facebook and Instagram.

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Bansim 7 months ago

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BECAUSE AM BLACK.TELL US THE REAL REASON WHY YOU WANT FACEBOOK BOYCOTTED

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Busiah 7 months ago

Well done Oga Tinubu.

Well done Oga Tinubu.
Pouv: Kleptomancy 7 months ago

Rather sad for a very great nation to be saddled with a humongous debt through the negligence and ineptitude of poor governmental administrators

Rather sad for a very great nation to be saddled with a humongous debt through the negligence and ineptitude of poor governmental administrators
TRUTH 7 months ago

WELL CLEARING THAT PEANUT IS NOT ENOUGH Work DOWN AS COMPARED TO THE GARGANTUAN OVER $49 MILLION DOLLARS EXTERNAL DEBT. STILL A LONG LONG WAY TO GO

WELL CLEARING THAT PEANUT IS NOT ENOUGH Work DOWN AS COMPARED TO THE GARGANTUAN OVER $49 MILLION DOLLARS EXTERNAL DEBT. STILL A LONG LONG WAY TO GO
Twum 7 months ago

Isn’t it a shame, a nation like Nigeria so oil rich to go in for such peanuts, a loan 3,4 billion dollars? Real shameful.

Isn’t it a shame, a nation like Nigeria so oil rich to go in for such peanuts, a loan 3,4 billion dollars? Real shameful.
Babs 7 months ago

Good Good Good well done

Good Good Good well done
Dr Akinremi Oritseweyimi Nanna 7 months ago

I think we should always remember that the President is an accountant
A very seasoned accountant for that matter
We should expect more financial corrections

I think we should always remember that the President is an accountant
A very seasoned accountant for that matter
We should expect more financial corrections
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