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DMO Allots ₦71.16bn, Leaves 96% of Treasury Bills Bids Unfilled
The Debt Management Office (DMO), through the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), allotted just ₦71.16 billion at Wednesday’s Treasury bills auction, leaving about 96.3% of the ₦1.91 trillion in investor subscriptions unfilled despite strong demand for government securities. The October 28, 2026 auction offered ₦800 billion...
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DMO Allots ₦71.16bn, Leaves 96% of Treasury Bills Bids Unfilled
The Debt Management Office (DMO), through the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), allotted just ₦71.16 billion at Wednesday’s Treasury bills...
Lagos Triples Health Equity Fund to ₦3bn, Targets 500,000 Vulnerable Residents
Lagos State has increased its Health Equity Fund from ₦1 billion to ₦3 billion to provide subsidised health insurance for...
At Least 30 States Endorse Nigeria’s State Police Bill
At least 30 state assemblies have endorsed the proposed constitutional amendment to establish state police in Nigeria, bringing the country...
Oil Surge vs. Food Inflation: The Competing Risks Facing Nigeria in 2026
Global commodity prices are expected to rise sharply in 2026, threatening to increase food and energy costs for Nigerian households...
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