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FG to raise N729bn bond to clear power sector debts, restore liquidity

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FG launches $100m 20MW power projects in Kogi

The Federal Government is set to raise about N729 billion through a second bond issuance to settle verified legacy debts

FG to raise N729bn bond to clear power sector debts, restore liquidity

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