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Senate compounds Nigeria’s debt burden, approves fresh $16bn, €1bn for Buhari
The Nigerian Senate has continued to compound Nigeria’s debt burden, as the Upper Chamber of the National Assembly approved $16,230,077,718 and €1,020,000,000 fresh loans requested by President Muhammadu Buhari.
The Senate further approved grant components of $125 million for the federal government.
President Buhari had requested for the Senate’s approval for the loans in an addendum to the 2018-2020 borrowing plan in September. The approval has increased the debt profile of the country, with the multiplier effect of heavier burden on budgetary allocations for debt servicing.
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