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Nigeria’s foreign debt to hit $72.6bn after 2027 polls – IMF

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The IMF projects Nigeria’s public external debt will reach $72.6bn by 2027, raising concerns about the country’s growing debt burden and fiscal stability. Read More: https://punchng.com/nigerias-foreign-debt-to-hit-72-6bn-after-2027-polls-imf/

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