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The National Bureau of Statistics, NBS, says Nigeria’s total foreign and domestic debt stood at N32.22trn in the Q3 of 2020.

Kočner sentenced to 19 years in prison Supreme Court confirmed the verdict in the promissory notes case. Marian Kočner at the September 3 trial. (Source: TASR) Font size:A The Supreme Court concluded the adjourned appellate session, which took place behind closed doors due to the worsening pandemic in Slovakia, after five hours on January 12. It confirmed the verdict delivered by the Specialised Criminal Court in February 2020. Both Rusko and Kočner were sentenced to 19 years in prison for forging promissory notes, which Kočner used to obtain €69 million from the current owner of privat...

Thousands of people are dying in the pandemic. Bratislava and Stockholm will be linked by direct flights. These are some of the events from Slovakia from January 12, 2021.

Share Nigeria’s total public debt as at September 2020 stood at ₦32.223 trillion or $84.574 billion according to statistics released on Thursday by Debt Management Office (DMO). Total public debt is owed by federal and sub-national governments put together. A break down of the stock showed that 37.82per cent was external, while the balance of 62.18 per cent was domestic. The figures showed an increase of ₦1.214 trillion when compared to the total public debt stock of N31.009 trillion as at June 30, 2020. The corresponding figures for March 31, 2020, were ₦28.628 trillion or USD79.303 ...

The Debt Management Office (DMO) By Fri Jan 01 2021 The total debt stock for Nigeria rose to N32.2 trillion in September 2020, the Debt Management Office (DMO) has said. The debt grew by N1.2 trillion from the N31tr recorded in June 2020, just within a three month period, the report released on Thursday by DMO showed. It said: “The Total Public Debt Stock stood at N32.223tr or $84.574 billion. The debt stock is made up of the Domestic and External Debt Stocks of the Federal Government of Nigeria, the 36 State Governments and the Federal Capital Territory. “Compared to the Total Public Deb...