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Experts say if managed well, this move could bring foreign investment and boost infrastructure funding.
But if not, it could add more pressure on the naira and deepen debt dependency.

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Nigeria is set to borrow again! 💰🇳🇬
The government plans to raise $2.8 billion, including a $500 million Islamic bond (Sukuk), to fix budget gaps and repay old debts.
Officials say it’ll attract foreign investors 👀 but many wonder — smart move or another debt trap?

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💸 The risk: Nigeria already spends a huge part of its income on debt payments — over 70% in some months.
A Sukuk isn’t a regular loan. It’s an Islamic-compliant bond, where investors earn profit instead of interest — often used to fund real projects like roads or housing

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Nigeria’s government just announced plans to raise $2.8 billion — a mix of new foreign loans and a $500 million Islamic bond (called a Sukuk).

📊 The goal: to cover budget shortfalls and repay old debts.