Sukuk, the Islamic equivalent of bonds, will be a part of Nigeria’s strategic framework through 2017, market development director Patience Oniha of the Debt Management Office has told Bloomberg.
Unlike conventional bonds, which bestow ownership of a debt, a sukuk will grant the investor a share o
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