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    FGN bonds offer investors 12.50%, 12.75%, 12.98% to be opened April 22

    Marketforces AfricaBy Marketforces AfricaApril 16, 2020Updated:October 14, 2025 News No Comments2 Mins Read
    FGN bonds offer investors 12.50%, 12.75%, 12.98% to be opened April 22
    Patience Oniha, DMO Chief
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    FGN bonds offer investors 12.50%, 12.75%, 12.98% to be opened April 22

    The Debt Management Office says ₦60 billion worth of Federal Government bonds will be up for a subscription on April 22.

    Based on their respective tenors, the bonds are to be offered for subscriptions at different rates. DMO on its website indicates that the 5-year re-opening bonds of ₦20 billion to mature in April 2023 offer rate is 12.75%.

    Also, 15-year re-opening bonds of ₦20 billion to mature in March 2035 would be auctioned at 12.50%. It added that the ₦20 billion 30-year bonds, due in April 2050, would be auctioned at 12.98%. DMO said the bond will be quoted at ₦1, 000 per unit.

    This is subject to a minimum subscription of ₦50 million and in multiples of ₦1,000 thereafter. It explained that the instruments are backed by the full faith and credit of the Nigerian Government.

    Meanwhile, interest on bonds will be paid semi-annually to bondholders. The issuing entity said bullet repayment will be made on the maturity date.

    Note to readers: If you want to take advantage of the financial market, and you don’t know how to go about it, you can call: 08112626316 for support.

    FGN bonds offer investors 12.50%, 12.75%, 12.98% to be opened April 22

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