The Debt Management Office (DMO) said yesterday that Nigeria’s external and domestic total debt rose to N12.60 trillion ($65.42 billion) as of December 2015, up from N11.2 trillion in 2014. This is as the country grapples with a slump in oil price that has slashed government revenues.
The debt off
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