History and debt evolution in Nigeria
Before the debt pardon in 2005, Nigeria’s public debt of US$46.2 billion (excluding contractor and pension arrears) was equivalent to 64.3% of GDP. External debt stood at $35.9 billion while the stock of the domestic debt amounted to $10.3 billion. Following t
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