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Nigeria’s public debt hit N159.35tn in March — DMO

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Nigeria’s total public debt stock surged to N159.35tn by March 2026, according to the DMO. Discover the latest figures and implications for the economy. Read More: https://punchng.com/nigerias-public-debt-hit-n159-35tn-in-march-dmo/

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