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Chart of the day: Nigeria’s debt profile ($billion)

Olukayode Joshua Lasisi
By Olukayode Joshua Lasisi
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Nigeria’s debt profile
Above is a chart of how the Federal Government’s debt has increased since 2012.

Since 2015 when the Muhammadu Buhari administration came to power, Nigeria’s debt stock has been on an upward trajectory. Within this period, however, Nigeria has won the unenviable trophy as the world poverty capital.

Read also: Inflation under Buhari: How it started, how it’s going

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