Nigeria will pay a higher interest on its recent Eurobond as its yields are the second highest among seven largest Africa’s largest economy.
The country’s bonds with maturities of 30 years were priced at 9.25 percent, this compares with Ivory Coast, (6.60 percent), Ghana ;( 8.60 percent), South
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BALA AUGIE
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