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Nigeria’s private sector foreign debt rise 179.6% to $54.5bn — World Bank

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The World Bank said that the foreign debt of Nigerian companies rose by 179.6% in seven years to $54.48bn in 2025 from $19.49bn in 2018. The post Nigeria’s private sector foreign debt rise 179.6% to $54.5bn — World Bank appeared first on Vanguard News .

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