Debts owed by Nigeria to five countries skyrockets to $4.25bn as of June 30, 2021. bit.ly/3r7H2dv #nigeria #westafrica #country

According to the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited, the three Nigerian refineries had a combined deficit of N123.64bn in nine months. bit.ly/3Jf2sgA #petroleum #nigeria #nnpc

The FMDQ Exchange has revealed that trading in the fixed income and currency (FIC) market has slumped back to 31.21 percent after December 2021. bit.ly/3CMUKHZ #trading #currency

What To Know About The National Integrated Infrastructure Masterplan (NIMP) bit.ly/3u5unt8 #infrastructure

Active Gencos (Power Plants) in Nigeria #nigeria #power bit.ly/3N3UKs7

Active Gencos (Power Plants ) IN Nigeria Annual Average Available Generation Capacity bit.ly/3N3UKs7 #nigeria #power

Active Power Plants in Nigeria from 2019 -2020 Nigerian Bulk Electricity Trading Invoice Bills, Payment and Performance bit.ly/3N3UKs7 #nigeria #power

Energy Transmission Company in Nigeria Energy Injected and Delivered 2019-2020 bit.ly/3N3UKs7 #energy #nigeria

Discos in Nigeria Energy Received and Energy Billed Sold and Unsold bit.ly/3N3UKs7 #energy #nigeria

The Nigerian passport ranked 98th out of 199 countries. This is below those of other African countries such as Malawi, Niger, Chad, Zimbabwe, Uganda, and The Gambia.- Henley & Partners #nigeria #passport #zimbabwe bit.ly/3iiOK0l

The Inflation rate in Nigeria increases to 15.7% in February from 15.6% in January 2022. The highest increase was recorded in prices of gas, liquid fuel, wine, tobacco, spirit, narcotics, solid fuels among others. #nigeria #gas bit.ly/3u5DUjH

Lagos State has the highest number of food-insecure people in Nigeria which is a total of 1,780,194 people.-Food and Agriculture Organisation. #lagosnigeria #people #food bit.ly/3IehYYB

2,119 companies operating in the country’s solid minerals industry owe the Nigerian Government over N2.76billion.-Nigeria Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative #nigeria #Industry bit.ly/3wi19JW

A whooping sum of N2.93 trillion was spent by Nigeria on debt servicing payments in 2021. bit.ly/36BLxWQ #payments #nigeria

Nigeria's total debt stock of the country is likely to reach N45 trillion as there are plans to borrow an additional N6.39trillion to finance the 2022 budget deficit. bit.ly/3ioE93Z #management #finance #nigeria

The average prices of bread and rice from January 2017 to January 2022 recorded 42 percent and 48 percent price hikes, respectively in Nigeria -NBS bit.ly/3uffmVz #price #hike #nigeria

Nigeria ranks 118th out of 146 happiest countries globally according to Gallup World Poll. bit.ly/3L2mg7k

The whopping sum of $3.455billion was generated by Nigeria through non-oil products in the 2021 fiscal year. #nigeria #oil bit.ly/3N87P3x