The revelation was contained in a data released by the Debt Management Office to the media on Friday in Abuja.
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The Director-General, DMO, Patience Oniha, said this in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria on Saturday.
The DMO offered the explanation in a statement clarifying the country’s domestic debt stock, which it issued on Thursday.
The Debt Management Office made the disclosure on Wednesday in a statement it posted on its official X handle.
The Agency disclosed this on Monday.
This development was confirmed in statement issued by the Debt Management Office on Wednesday in Abuja.
Oniha announced her reappointment in a tweet on DMO’s verified twitter handle on Friday.
According to the DMO, the first one is a two-year savings bond maturing on June 15, 2024, at an interest rate of 8.20 per cent per annum.
In the suit number ECW/CCJ/APP/05/22 filed last week before the ECOWAS Court of Justice in Abuja, SERAP is seeking: “An order directing and compelling the Federal Government to issue an immediate moratorium on borrowing by itself, and the 36 states, in conformity with the country’s international human rights obligations.”
The Director-General of the DMO, Patience Oniha, made this known in a statement on Saturday by her office.
The Director-General, DMO, Patience Oniha, made this known in Abuja at an investor meeting for the 2021 Sukuk.
Patience Oniha, the Director-General of the DMO, made this known in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria.
Mustapha spoke in a statement he personally signed and made available to the media on Sunday following Ayu’s speech.
According to the statement issued by the Debt Management Office (DMO), the deal was concluded after an intensive two days of virtual meeting with investors across the globe.
The DMO revealed this in a circular on its website, tagged ‘Federal Government savings bond offer for subscription September, 2021.’
The DMO disclosed this in a circular published on its website over the weekend.
According to details obtained from DMO’s Website, investors are entitled to a minimum subscription of N5,000 and in multiples of N1,000 thereafter, and subject to a maximum subscription of N50 million.
According to information obtained from the DMO’s official website, one is a two-year savings bond due on April 14, 2023 at an interest rate of 5.522 per cent per annum.
Chairman, House Committee on Public Accounts, Oluwole Oke issued the notice during the investigative hearing into the 2018 audit query against DMO, demanded for details of the utilisation of the fund and the rationale for reflecting the fund in the DMO’s financial statement.
A circular on the official website of DMO states that the two years bond with February 10, 2023 as due date would attract an interest rate of 4.214 per cent per annum.