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🇳🇬NIGERIA DEBT TO GDP RATIO SINCE 1999 OBASANJO 1999 — 64.94% 2007 — 8.12% YAR'ADUA 2007 — 8.12% 2010 — 9.39% JONATHAN 2010 — 9.39% 2015 — 21.02% BUHARI 2015 — 21.02% 2023 — 48.67% TINUBU 2023 — 48.67% 2024 — 52.90% 2025 — 52.52% [Projected] #Statisense (IMF WEO Apr 2025)

🇳🇬NIGERIA'S GDP GROWTH RATE SINCE 1999 🏛OBASANJO 1999: 0.52% 2000: 5.52% 2001: 6.67% 2002: 14.60% 2003: 9.50% 2004: 10.44% 2005: 7.01% 2006: 6.73% 🏛YAR'ADUA 2007: 7.32% 2008: 7.20% 2009: 8.35% 🏛JONATHAN 2010: 11.26% 2011: 4.89% 2012: 4.28% 2013: 5.39% 2014: 6.31%

shakur olalekan O'tega Ogra Based on the available evidence, the claim that Nigeria cleared its IMF legacy debt by May 6, 2025, appears inaccurate. Official IMF data as of March 31, 2025, shows outstanding loans of 306.81 million SDR. Recent reports, like one from Punch Nigeria on May 1, 2025, indicate

O'tega Ogra Nigeria has made significant progress in reducing its IMF debt, particularly the 2020 RFI loan, there is no verified evidence as of May 7, 2025, to confirm that it has officially cleared all legacy debt with the IMF. The claim appears to originate from unverified social media

O'tega Ogra There is no definitive evidence from the provided references or recent reliable sources to confirm that Nigeria has officially cleared all its legacy debt with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) Nigeria’s debt to the IMF dropped from $2.47 billion in 2023 to $800.23 million in

Court Stops Ekiti PDP Congresses veonewsng.com/index.php/2025… via @VEO News

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Research suggests Nigeria has cleared its IMF debt as of May 6, 2025, based on recent reports. • The evidence leans toward the debt, previously $1.61 billion in July 2023, being fully repaid by May 6, 2025, with a final balance of $0.00. • There is some controversy, as

However, official IMF financial data as of March 31, 2025, from the IMF website (IMF Nigeria Page), showed outstanding loans at 306.81 million SDR (approximately $415 million), indicating some debt remained before the reported clearance date. Given the timing, the news report’s

There is some conflicting information. An article from Economic Confidential, dated May 2, 2025 (Economic Confidential), stated that Nigeria is set to clear its IMF loan by 2029, not by May 2025. This contradiction may be due to the timing, as the Intel Region article is more

For 2025, Nigeria is scheduled to repay a final principal amount of SDR 306.81 million along with charges and interest of SDR 22.81 million, bringing the total repayment due this year to SDR 329.62 million, equivalent to approximately $446.21m. From 2026 to 2029, the obligations

The PUNCH earlier reported that debt servicing to the IMF surged to $1.63bn in 2024, made up entirely of principal repayments, with no interest or other charges recorded. The country’s total external debt servicing for 2024 amounted to $4.66bn, up from $3.5bn in 2023. Of this,

Nigeria is on track to fully repay its International Monetary Fund Rapid Financing Instrument loan by 2029, according to findings by The PUNCH. The latest repayment schedule published by the Fund on its website showed that the country had secured approval for an emergency

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Yet to see a full release by IMF on the clearing of our debt. You can show me the release of you have it

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