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Author: dailypost.ngPublished on: April 28, 2026Country: Nigeria

Business & Economy

Nigeria's total public debt rose to N159.28 trillion in the fourth quarter of 2025, with Lagos and Rivers states recording the highest borrowing. Electricity consumers in Nigeria received a refund of N155.84 million in 2025. The President of the Nigerian Bar Association, Afam Osigwe, urged young lawyers to lead with intention and integrity.

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