FG spends N611.71 billion to service first domestic dollar bond in March 

The Federal Government spent N611.71 billion in March 2025 servicing its first-ever US dollar-denominated bond issued within the domestic market, making it the single largest domestic debt service item for the month and highlighting the rising cost of FX-linked obligations in Nigeria’s debt profile. 

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