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Nigeria’s Foreign Debt Servicing Costs Jump 39.7% to $3.57 Billion in 2024

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In the first nine months of 2024, Nigeria spent $3.57 billion on foreign debt servicing—a 39.7% increase from the $2.56 billion spent during the same period in 2023, according to a Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) report.

The highest monthly payment in 2024 was recorded in May, at $854.36 million, surpassing 2023’s peak of $641.69 million in July.

January saw a 389% increase compared to the previous year, while May’s payments rose by 286.52%. Although slight decreases occurred in June and July, September’s servicing costs were 17.49% higher than in 2023.

Amid rising debt payments, Nigeria’s total public debt reached N134 trillion in Q2 2024, up 10% from Q1.


 

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Outrage as Officials Travel with President Tinubu During Crisis

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Nigerians reacts to President Tinubu trip to UK and lament that the timing is just bad. The timing of the trip and the arising crises occurring in the country.

It can be noted that the President, his wife and some other officials followed him on the trip.

And the public has shouted that we need the officials here in the country in the crises, asking who will help to manage the state of things as they are all going at once.

People shared their displeasure with a large crowd following the president to another country and leaving Nigeria in this state.


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Federal Government Declares March 19 and 20 Public Holidays for Eid al-Fitr

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Federal Government in Nigeria has declared March 19th and 20th as public holidays for the end of Ramadan.

This was revealed by the Minister of Interior, Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo. He made this announcement on behalf of the Federal Government.

He wished Muslims a joyful Eid al-Fitr celebration.


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President Tinubu Departs for London Amid Ongoing Fuel Crisis

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It has been reported that President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has departed to London.

The Nigerian leader is travelling ahead of a state visit to the United Kingdom. The purpose of this visit is to strengthen bilateral relations and explore avenues for collaboration on issues such as immigration, trade, investment, and cultural exchange.

Amid this travel, the fuel prices still remain increased and many of the public are still there.

Nigerians react to the news, stating that he is leaving Nigerians once again to suffer with the current state of things before he returns.

They are calling out for him to do something and change about the fuel.

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