Nigeria is preparing to meet two major debt obligations before the end of 2025, comprising the $1.12 billion Eurobond and a N100 billion Sukuk bond, both of which represent crucial markers in the country’s debt management trajectory.
The 7.625% Eurobond, issued in November 2018 and maturing on 21 November 2025, is a core component of Nigeria’s external borrowing programme, designed to fund infrastructure and bolster foreign reserves.
The bond enjoyed strong investor participation at issuance despite global uncertainty at the time.