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Nigeria’s debt-to-GDP ratio modest amid subnational revenue growth – Presidency

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Why idle oil blocs offer lifeline to Nigeria’s 7% GDP growth dream

The Presidency on Sunday asserted that Nigeria’s debt-to-GDP ratio remains relatively modest at barely 40% when compared with numerous peer

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