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Economic Confidential, August  2008

FACTS AND FIGURES

 

EXTERNAL LOANS AND SERVICES

BY FEDERAL GOVERNMENT AND STATES

 

 

OUTSTANDING EXTERNAL DEBT STOCK

AND SERVICING FROM THE FEDERATION ACCOUNT

In a table of figures provided by the monthly Nigeria’s economic news journal, the Economic Confidential, it is revealed that out of $3.65bn of External Debt Stock, $2.11bn or 57.86% was owed by the Federal Government, while the remaining $1.53bn or 42.12% was owed by states and FCT. Only the FG owed the Non-Paris Club creditors amounting to $573.3m. States and FCT were only indebted to multilateral creditors. Lagos State has the highest indebtedness with $243mn followed by Oyo State $108mn, Cross River $94mn and Kaduna $93mn. The least indebted states are FCT with $12mn, Borno $13.5mn and Zamfara $13.6mn. The full details are in the table below which also includes Actual External Debt Service Deduction by states from the Federation..

FEDERAL AND STATE GOVERNMENTS EXTERNAL DEBT STOCK AS AT 31st DECEMBER 2007 (US$)

GROSS FAAC ALLOCATION AND ACTUAL EXTERNAL DEBT SERVICE DEDUCTION BY STATES, 2007 (US$ MILLION)

S/No

States

Multilateral 2007

Share

Gross FAAC Allocation

Actual External Debt Service Deductions

External Debt Service as % of Gross FAAC Allocation

States

1

Abia

20,371,009.91

0.56

153,863,415.41

2,449,729.39

1.59

Abia

2

Adamawa

19,655,860.75

0.54

171,636,261.56

2,659,459.79

1.55

Adamawa

3

Akwa Ibom

60,059,019.31

1.64

169,521,660.89

9,965,678.38

5.88

Akwa Ibom

4

Anambra

15,192,742.50

0.42

171,857,486.90

4,287,342.83

2.49

Anambra

5

Bauchi

69,105,544.56

1.89

193,658,337.83

7,567,883.68

3.91

Bauchi

6

Bayelsa

22,292,252.93

0.61

133,350,419.16

2,445,220.13

1.83

Bayelsa

7

Benue

16,781,480.20

0.46

185,194,174.35

2,245,643.40

1.21

Benue

8

Borno

13,567,690.30

0.37

196,590,021.51

2,215,688.80

1.13

Borno

9

Cross River

94,445,030.08

2.58

160,754,155.27

16,723,997.37

10.40

Cross River

10

Delta

24,169,665.99

0.66

171,697,139.72

9,715,622.84

5.66

Delta

11

Ebonyi

23,217,583.94

0.64

145,219,989.00

2,257,502.23

1.55

Ebonyi

12

Edo

33,312,069.85

0.91

170,824,645.40

9,897,375.10

5.79

Edo

13

Ekiti

32,710,380.52

0.90

144,413,769.07

637,227.63

0.44

Ekiti

14

Enugu

23,898,266.09

0.65

159,789,159.80

5,635,306.83

3.53

Enugu

15

FCT

12,203,219.03

0.33

-

-

-

FCT

16

Gombe

14,272,330.85

0.39

147,006,109.74

892,503.53

0.61

Gombe

17

Imo

43,929,283.48

1.20

169,371,381.32

7,331,500.14

4.33

Imo

18

Jigawa

15,802,628.15

0.43

188,060,398.14

1,593,208.81

0.85

Jigawa

19

Kaduna

93,154,607.10

2.55

210,396,254.58

3,288,317.05

1.56

Kaduna

20

Kano

39,798,039.80

1.09

255,931,516.80

3,738,667.21

1.46

Kano

21

Katsina

69,641,757.08

1.91

200,676,406.99

1,791,055.04

0.89

Katsina

22

Kebbi

41,109,744.92

1.12

166,883,573.38

2,710,697.68

1.62

Kebbi

23

Kogi

30,880,873.54

0.85

167,383,542.50

3,388,747.62

2.02

Kogi

24

Kwara

24,524,710.30

0.67

152,389,451.78

1,314,470.08

0.86

Kwara

25

Lagos

243,283,449.01

6.66

241,852,443.30

19,028,599.83

7.87

Lagos

26

Nassarawa

24,756,398.00

0.68

144,177,455.25

10,162,796.68

7.05

Nassarawa

27

Niger

27,680,878.61

0.76

193,885,144.07

10,874,754.52

5.61

Niger

28

Ogun

38,902,315.82

1.06

163,314,020.09

5,175,059.32

3.17

Ogun

29

Ondo

40,343,968.06

1.10

160,508,181.31

6,427,243.43

4.00

Ondo

30

Osun

53,173,678.75

1.46

156,957,877.68

5,253,572.28

3.35

Osun

31

Oyo

108,924,820.05

2.98

195,889,654.99

17,326,002.73

8.84

Oyo

32

Plateau

34,480,976.05

0.94

167,052,900.81

6,467,092.65

3.87

Plateau

33

Rivers

30,986,282.13

0.85

184,788,020.86

6,346,204.14

3.43

Rivers

34

Sokoto

32,691,825.73

0.89

176,776,307.52

1,993,192.72

1.13

Sokoto

35

Taraba

18,860,044.01

0.52

165,214,997.11

1,687,651.78

1.02

Taraba

36

Yobe

18,151,992.23

0.50

160,549,812.22

3,287,492.17

2.05

Yobe

37

Zamfara

13,602,602.69

0.37

166,394,047.00

892,164.91

0.54

Zamfara

 

TOTAL

1,539,935,022.30

42.14

6,263,830,133.30

199,674,672.74

 

TOTAL

38

*FGN

*2,114,274,101.40

57.86

-

-

 

FGN

 

Grand Total

3,654,209,123.70

100.00

6,263,830,133.30

199,674,672.74

 100.00

Grand Total

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

*FGN’s total of $2,114,274,101.40 comprises of its multilateral $1,540,970,099.50 and Non-Paris and other commercial which stands at $573,304,001.90.

 

This table is created by the Economic Confidential from the latest Annual Report of the Debt Management Office (DMO) obtained by the journal.

 

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