Nigeria’s Public Debt Rises to N152.39 Trillion in Q2 2025
Nigeria’s public debt increased to N152.39 trillion in the second quarter of 2025, reflecting a 2.01 percent rise from the N149.38 trillion recorded in the first quarter. The latest figures show continued upward pressure on the country’s fiscal position as both external and domestic obligations expand.
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