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Under Wike, FCT moves from ninth-lowest to second-highest indebted in Nigeria

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by Justice Okamgba

Under Wike, the FCT’s domestic debt surged from N88.51 billion to N389.88 billion, catapulting Abuja from Nigeria’s ninth-lowest debtor to its second-highest, amid gaps in publicly available financial records.

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