💰 AFRICA'S MOST INDEBTED COUNTRIES — 2026
📊 PUBLIC DEBT AS % OF GDP
1 🇸🇩 Sudan — 169.1%
2 🇸🇳 Senegal — 132.3%
3 🇲🇿 Mozambique — 106.1%
4 🇨🇻 Cabo Verde — 95.9%
5 🇨🇬 Republic of Congo — 91.3%
6 🇪🇬 Egypt — 87.0%
7 🇲🇺 Mauritius — 86.5%
8 🇬🇦 Gabon — 86.1%
9 🇹🇳 Tunisia — 84.9%
10 🇿🇦 South Africa — 78.9%
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🇳🇬 Nigeria — 35.5%
Several African economies carry public debt approaching or exceeding the size of their annual economic output.
🇸🇩 Sudan stands out at 169.1% of GDP, meaning its government debt is estimated at roughly 1.7 times the size of its economy.
#Statisense
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It is with in your constitutional right to support whoever you want to support, for whatever legit reason you want to support him, but the moment you come here telling us bullshit that you are supporting Tinubu because he is the best option yen yen yen, you will leave us with no choice than to engage you. You know why you are supporting Tinubu, own it and we won’t have any issue.
It will never make sense to me, as a Northerner, to support a government that got a kidnapping report in Borno on the same day students were kidnapped in Oyo, but chose to do whatever it took to rescue the children in Oyo, while five months later, the Borno children are still in captivity. Nobody in this world can make this make sense to me. As far as I am concerned this one of the many examples of pure, deep rooted, but well hidden hatred for my kind.
And the defense is don’t call out the President because it was “Our Brothers” that kidnapped them. So we should go fuck ourselves.
Nepotism in appointments, Nepotism in projects spread, and now brand new off the oven, Nepotism in tackling insecurity.
You when no get N2m has financial wisdom but the keke guy who has saved N2m is the one without financial wisdom.
His refusal to hand over his hard-earned N2m to a random guy is 10x greater financial wisdom than your financial whatever.
Nigerians need to be proud of what Tinubu is achieving. It’s phenomenal. It’s easy to criticize but grasp what’s happening — GAPRCM president, Prof. Justin Green
President and CEO of the Global Alliance for Public Relations & Communication Management, Prof. Justin Green, has praised Nigeria’s progress, urging Nigerians to take pride in the country’s achievements and stop focusing only on criticism.
Speaking on Channels TV’s Sunrise Daily on October 2, a day after Nigeria’s Independence Day, Green reflected on how his perception of the country had changed after visiting Nigeria at least twice. He said perceptions of Nigeria are often shaped by misconceptions, adding that the country is making notable progress despite the difficulties many citizens are currently facing.
“But let me tell you from what I have seen of Nigeria, the reforms that have taken place and it’s been an absolute honour to be here during Independence Day yesterday and to celebrate that with you,” he said.
Green described Nigeria as “blossoming in so many areas” and said the country is “actually an envy of a lot of countries around the world.”
He cited the Dangote Group’s international activities and ongoing reforms as examples of developments attracting global attention.
“The changes the president is making have been phenomenal,” Green said, adding that “Nigeria needs to be proud of what it is achieving.”
He urged Nigerians to recognise the progress being made, saying, “Stop and take a moment and just look at what Nigeria is achieving currently and stop criticising.”
“It’s easy to criticise but Nigerians need to take grasp of what they’re doing, of what’s happening and embrace it,” he added.
Green also said Nigerians are “some of the proudest people around the world.”
Your region has the highest out of school children.
Highest index of poverty
Riddled with insecurity
Rather than hold local leadership to account.
You are here pontificating on a state that is better governed than every state in Nigeria.
The ADC Presidential form sold at N90 million, Amaechi bought one but couldn’t afford drugs for his mother and let her die like that.
Politics will make you become stupid without shame🙈
You joke with your mother's demise, Rotimi?
Is there any topic off-limits to you guys?
What depth of absurdity can you guys nit descend to in the name of politics?
Seun: Is it Tinubu’s policy that killed your mother?
Amaechi: Of course, before Tinubu, my mother was healthy.
Seun: it is not your responsibility to take care of your mother and you allow her to die.
Ameachi: Do I have a choice? Do you know how many people I'm taking care of?
@thefireofOla The appointees were too quiet and distant from their people. Except for Wike and other few, how many of them speak to media regularly and also go back the their roots timely?