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    Nigerian parliament approves $2.85bn foreign borrowing plan

    October 29, 2025
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    *Nigeria’s national assembly.

    – Including debut sukuk

    Abuja — Nigeria’s parliament on Wednesday approved President Bola Tinubu’s request to borrow $2.85 billion from international debt markets, including the country’s first-ever issuance of a sovereign sukuk.

    Tinubu asked parliament earlier this month to approve new international borrowing and authorise the issuance of a $500 million debut sovereign sukuk.

    The new funds would be used to part-finance the budget deficit and refinance maturing Eurobonds due in November, Tinubu has said, adding that the borrowing could be done via the Eurobond market, loan syndication, bridge financing from bookrunners, or directly from international banks

    *Camillus Eboh; Chijioke Ohuocha; editing: Aidan Lewis & Ros Russell – Reuters

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