Nigeria plans to sell a 100 billion naira ($328 mln) debut sovereign sukuk in the local market this month to help fund road projects, the Debt Management Office (DMO) said on Tuesday.
The Islamic bond with a 7-year tenor will go on sale on June 28 for three days via book building, the DMO said. The
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