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Finance Minister, Oyedele Justifies FG Continued Borrowing

Last updated: July 30, 2026 5:16 pm
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Nigeria's Finance Minister, Taiwo Oyedele

Nigeria’s Finance Minister, Taiwo Oyedele has said the Federal government will have to continue to borrow to finance its numerous projects.

He spoke at a Economic forum in Abuja, insisting that revenue targets of the Federal government have repeatedly been met.

Three years ago the Tinubu administration removed petroleum subsidies and the Federal government has been thumping its chest that it surpassed its revenue targets in the last 2 fiscal years.

However, the President Tinubu-led government has continued to take both foreign and local loans.

The Federal Government’s debt currently stands at $118.39 billion which is about ₦162.55 trillion.

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(Editor: Ken Eseni)

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