Seven states, FCT borrow N355bn in three months

Seven Nigerian states and the FCT increased their domestic debt by N355bn in Q1 2026. Discover which states borrowed and why despite increased FAAC allocat

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August 11, 2026 · 00:15 · 5 min read

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Seven Nigerian states and the FCT increased their domestic debt by N355bn in Q1 2026. Discover which states borrowed and why despite increased FAAC allocat

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Seven states, FCT borrow N355bn in three months