In February, 2017, investors confidence in Nigeria remained high as the $1 billion Euro bond issued by the Federal Government was over-subscribed with orders in excess of $7.8 billion.
In November, 2017, Nigeria raised $3 billion in a two-part international bond sale as it funded a fiscal deficit and reduced its local-currency debt burden.
In November, 2018, the Federal Government raised $2.86 billion in a three-series international bond under its Global Medium Term Note Programme with an excess order booking of over US$9.5 billion
Nigeria also successfully raised its external debt requirements for the 2018 budget at a cost considerably lower than many of its peers across Sub-Sahara Africa

Indeed a government for the people, I can't wait to see what the second tenure unfolds #FourMoreYearsNaija

lol.

This guy must be living in a utopian Nigeria.

Even the President himself is not this optimistic which is why he blames the pdp for the terrible state of the economy right now.

while everybody knows the FDI into the country dwindled by 65 percent this little zombie wants us to believe it grew just because the Eurobond was bought by the same govt ..

SalamRushdie:
while everybody knows the FDI into the country dwindled by 65 percent this little zombie wants us to believe it grew just because the Eurobond was bought by the same govt ..

... bought by the same government and their fronts!!


Lol @little zombie