Wali Bukar Mai Saleh

06/11/2025

As I continue to reflect on my two-year journey in the Senate, I take pride in highlighting one of the strongest pillars of my legislative record: the sponsorship of 34 transformative Bills that speak directly to the needs of Nigerians and the future of our nation.

Each of these Bills represents my unwavering commitment to people-centered governance, economic reform, youth empowerment, institutional strengthening, and the equitable development of all regions particularly Delta North, which I proudly represent.

Below is a summary of the Bills I have sponsored in pursuit of a stronger, fairer, and more prosperous Nigeria.

1️⃣ Constitutional Alteration for the Creation of Anioma State
This proposal seeks to create Anioma State from Delta North, correcting geopolitical imbalance and deepening representation and development.

2️⃣ Nigerian Youth Entrepreneurship Grant Program (Establishment) Bill
This Bill creates a national, merit-based grant window to support young Nigerians with seed funding and structured mentorship. It establishes an independent oversight agency for transparent selection, regional equity, and post-grant accountability. The goal is to reduce youth unemployment and grow a new generation of investable Nigerian ventures.

3️⃣ Waste Management and Malaria Eradication Agency (Establishment) Bill
This Bill integrates sanitation and public health through a unified agency coordinating federal, state, and LGA interventions. It introduces community sanitation brigades and data-guided hotspot mapping to reduce malaria, create cleaner cities, and generate employment through recycling.

4️⃣ One-Month Rent Limitation and Landlord Registry Act
This legislation caps advance rent to one month for defined residential categories and establishes a national tenancy registry. It promotes fairness, transparency, and rental insurance mechanisms while strengthening housing policy and protecting tenants.

5️⃣ Electoral Courts Establishment and Jurisdiction Act
This Bill establishes specialized courts to handle pre- and post-election matters with strict timelines. It introduces electronic evidence systems and result upload audits to ensure timely, credible justice in electoral disputes.

6️⃣ Compulsory Professional Indemnity Act
This law mandates indemnity insurance for all regulated professions, protecting citizens from professional negligence. It defines minimum sector coverage and enforces prompt claims resolution.

7️⃣ Cashless Asset Acquisition Act
This Bill requires property and high-value transactions to be processed through traceable, cashless systems. It integrates registries with AML and KYC databases to combat illicit financial flows and promote transparency.

8️⃣ Self-Defense and Firearm Ownership Regulation Act
This law defines clear eligibility and licensing standards for vetted citizens under psychological screening, competency tests, and digital traceability. It balances lawful self-defense with public safety.

9️⃣ Coroners Systems (Re-Enactment) Act, 2023
This Bill modernizes inquest laws, codifies family rights, standardizes autopsy protocols, and integrates forensic chain-of-custody procedures to improve justice delivery in death investigations.

🔟 ECOWAS Parliament Election Governance Act
This legislation establishes transparent rules for electing Nigerians to the ECOWAS Parliament, covering eligibility, tenure, recall, and performance reporting, thereby strengthening Nigeria’s regional leadership.

11️⃣ Diaspora Voting Bill
This Bill grants Nigerians abroad the right to vote through secure embassy-based and electronic voting systems with rigorous identity verification. It expands democracy to include the millions contributing from abroad.

12️⃣ Parliamentary Governance System Act
This Bill proposes a transition to a parliamentary model where the executive emerges from the legislature, enhancing accountability, reducing costs, and improving efficiency in governance.

13️⃣ Nigerian Defence Academy (Amendment) Bill – Delta State Campus
This amendment expands NDA training to Delta State, promoting regional inclusion, coastal security research, and defense industry development.

14️⃣ Upgrade of Ogwashi-Uku Polytechnic to Federal University of Technology Bill
This Bill transforms Ogwashi-Uku Polytechnic into a Federal University of Technology to advance STEM education, innovation, and industry collaboration.

15️⃣ Private Security Companies Regulation and Licensing Bill
This legislation standardizes private security operations nationwide with strict licensing, training standards, liability insurance, and human-rights compliance.

16️⃣ Constitutional Alteration for Mandatory First Aid, CPR & AED Training, and Good Samaritan Laws (2024)
This Bill makes emergency response training mandatory in institutions and workplaces and protects citizens who assist in emergencies under Good Samaritan provisions.

17️⃣ National Talent Rehabilitation and Integration Agency (Establishment) Bill, 2024
This law creates an agency to rehabilitate and empower at-risk but talented youths through training, grants, and structured reintegration.

18️⃣ Public Service Rules (Alteration) Bill – Extension of Retirement Age
This Bill extends the retirement age in critical sectors while embedding succession mentoring, health screening, and performance metrics.

19️⃣ CBN Act Amendment to Prohibit Foreign-Currency Remuneration
This amendment bans routine salary payments in foreign currencies, strengthens the naira, and mandates FX-linked disclosures to promote monetary stability.

20️⃣ National Social Security Agency (NSSA) Bill
This Bill replaces the Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs with a central agency to coordinate social protection programs with transparency, unified registries, and efficiency.

21️⃣ National Centre for Substance Abuse Management (NCSAM) – Ndemili, Delta State
This law establishes a national center for prevention, treatment, and reintegration of persons affected by substance abuse, providing specialized training and outreach.

22️⃣ Federal Universities of Technology (Amendment) Bill – Upgrade of FCE (Technical) Asaba to FUT Asaba
This Bill upgrades FCE (Technical) Asaba to a Federal University of Technology, strengthening STEM and applied science education in Delta North.

23️⃣ Mandatory Military Service for Youths (Establishment) Bill
This Bill introduces a structured civic-military service program to promote discipline, unity, and defense readiness among Nigerian youths.

24️⃣ National Vigilante Group (Establishment) Bill
This legislation regulates vigilante groups under formal security frameworks, ensuring proper training, coordination, and accountability.

25️⃣ Orthopedic Hospital, Onicha-Ugbo (Establishment) Bill
This Bill establishes a Federal Orthopedic and Trauma Hospital in Onicha-Ugbo, affiliated with DELSUTH, to improve access to specialized healthcare.

26️⃣ Federal College of Education (Establishment) Bill – Akwukwu-Igbo
This Bill creates a Federal College of Education in Akwukwu-Igbo to train teachers in STEM, early childhood, and inclusive education.

27️⃣ National Ranching Development and Management Bill
This Bill replaces open grazing with modern ranching systems across Nigeria’s LGAs, improving productivity, food security, and rural peace.

28️⃣ Immigration Act Amendment – Visa-Free Entry for AU Passport Holders
This amendment enables visa-free entry for African Union passport holders to promote trade, tourism, and regional integration.

29️⃣ FRSC Act Amendment – Restriction of Daytime Movement of Heavy-Duty Vehicles
This Bill improves road safety by limiting daytime movement of heavy trucks on high-traffic routes and ensuring real-time monitoring.

30️⃣ Federal College of Agriculture (Establishment) Bill – Idumuje-Ugboko
This Bill establishes a Federal College of Agriculture in Idumuje-Ugboko to train professionals in modern agricultural technologies and value-chain management.

31️⃣ Nigerian Minerals and Mining Act (Amendment) Bill
This amendment prohibits foreign ownership of mining licenses, strengthens local content, and formalizes artisanal mining cooperatives for national benefit.

32️⃣ Actors Guild of Nigeria (Establishment) Bill
This Bill recognizes the Actors Guild of Nigeria as a statutory body, ensuring welfare protection, standard contracts, and professional structures within Nollywood.

33️⃣ Nigeria Data Protection Act (Amendment) Bill – Mandatory Physical Offices for Social Media Platforms
This Bill mandates social media platforms to maintain physical offices in Nigeria for regulatory compliance, tax obligations, and user protection.

34️⃣ Institute for Leadership, Entrepreneurial and Corporate Governance (Establishment) Bill, 2025 (SB.921)
This Bill establishes an Institute dedicated to promoting ethical leadership, entrepreneurship, and corporate governance across sectors. It will train executives, policymakers, and emerging leaders to drive institutional integrity and sustainable national development.

These 34 Bills reflect my vision of a reformed, equitable, and globally competitive Nigeria — where governance works for the people, institutions serve with integrity, and every citizen, from Delta North to every part of the Federation, feels the impact of effective representation.

06/11/2025

Shugaban adawar ƙasar Kamaru, Issa Tchiroma Bakary, wanda ya kalubalanci nasarar ɗan takarar mai ci, Paul Biya, a zaɓen shugaban ƙasa na watan Oktoba, na iya kasancewa har yanzu a Najeriya.

Jaridar Africa Intelligence ta ruwaito cewa yana cikin jihar Adamawa.

06/11/2025

Cameroonian opposition leader Issa Tchiroma Bakary, who contested the incumbent candidate Paul Biya’s victory in the October presidential election, may still be in Nigeria.

Africa Intelligence reported that he was in Adamawa state.

06/11/2025

DONALD TRUMP VS NIGERIA

Barazanar shiga tsakani ta soja da Trump ya yi a Najeriya, a haƙiƙa tana da alaƙa da samun damar shiga Nijar, Burkina Faso, da Mali. Wannan shine Ƙawancen Jihohin Sahel. Wannan zai zama shiga tsakani ne a madadin Faransa. Tun lokacin da Nijar ta mayar da arzikin ta na uranium mallakin ƙasa – wannan uranium ɗin da Faransa ke amfani da shi, tana sata, don tafiyar da na'urorin nukiliyarta, don mayar da kanta ƙasar nukiliya, mai ƙarfin iko – Nijar tana tabbatar da cikakken ikon mallakar arzikin ta na ƙasa, kamar yadda Burkina Faso da Mali ke yi da zinari da sauran arzikin su.

Wannan yana sanya NATO (Ƙungiyar Sojojin Atlantika) cikin matuƙar damuwa. Kasashe kamar Cote d'Ivoire sun kori sojojin Faransa daga ƙasarsu. Chadi ma. Haka kuma, Senegal ma, sun kori sojojin Faransa. Ku tuna, Yammacin Afirka shine wurin da Faransa take samun dukkan ƙarfin ta. Ba tare da cikakken mamaya, rinjaye, da lalata ba a jihohin Yammacin Afirka, Faransa ba ta da wani ƙarfi ko kaɗan. Ba ta da wani tasiri.

A yanzu haka, kasashe 14 na Yamma da Tsakiyar Afirka suna amfani da wani abu da ake kira CFA franc. Wannan kudin yana da alaƙa, yana haɗe da franc na Faransa da farko, yanzu kuma Yuro. Waɗannan ƙasashe 14 an buƙace su su biya rabi na ajiyarsu ta kuɗaɗen waje, su mai da shi cikin Baitul Mal na Faransa. Kuma idan waɗannan ƙasashe s**a ce a'a...

Ku tuna kuma cewa Abuja a Najeriya ita ce hedikwatar ECOWAS (Ƙungiyar Tattalin Arzikin Ƙasashen Yammacin Afirka). Wannan yanki ne na tattalin arziki da ke neman sanya dukkan waɗannan jihohin Yammacin Afirka a ƙarƙashin ikon Ƙungiyar Tarayyar Afirka kuma, ta haka, a ƙarƙashin Ƙungiyar Tarayyar Turai. Shi ya sa za ku ga cewa mutanen Najeriya su ne na ƙarshe da za su amfana da arzikin Najeriya saboda ƙungiyoyin tattalin arziki da ba sa goyon bayan wadata ta mutanen Afirka kamar ECOWAS.

Don haka, Bola Tinubu, Shugaban Najeriya, yana cikin matuƙar damuwa cewa Ƙawancen Jihohin Sahel na Nijar, Mali, da Burkina Faso sun fice daga ECOWAS. Ba sa son su ci gaba da kasancewa a ƙarƙashin mulkin mallaka.
Don haka, wannan duk yana da alaƙa da Faransa da ke rasa ikonta da ƙarfin ta a matsayin babbar ƙasa a duniya. Shi ya sa Amurka take son shiga tsakani a madadin ta.

Mawallafi ✍︎ Wali Bukar Mai Saleh

06/11/2025

DONALD TRUMP VS NIGERIA

Trump's threat of military intervention in Nigeria is actually about gaining access to Niger, Burkina Faso, and Mali—what's called the Alliance of Sahel States. This would be an intervention on behalf of France. Since Niger nationalized its uranium resources—the same uranium France used, even stole, to run its nuclear reactors and build its status as a nuclear superpower—France has been losing control. Niger is asserting its sovereignty over its natural resources, just like Burkina Faso and Mali, which also have gold and other valuable resources. This situation makes NATO very uneasy. Countries like Ivory Coast, Chad, and Senegal have expelled French troops because West Africa is the main source of France’s power. Without complete domination, control, and sabotage of these states, France is powerless and toothless.

Currently, 14 West and Central African countries use the CFA franc, a currency initially tied to the French franc and now linked to the euro. These countries are required to send half of their foreign exchange reserves to the French treasury. If they refuse, there are consequences. Also, Abuja in Nigeria hosts ECOWAS, the Economic Community of West African States, which aims to bring these countries under the control of the African Union and the European Union.

This is why Nigerians often see little benefit from Nigeria’s own resources, due to economic blocs like ECOWAS that don’t serve African prosperity. President Bola Tinubu of Nigeria is frustrated because the Alliance of Sahel States—Niger, Mali, and Burkina Faso—have decided to leave ECOWAS to avoid being under imperialist control. This all signals France’s declining grip and relevance as a world superpower, and the U.S. is looking to intervene on its behalf.

Writer✍︎ Wali Bukar Mai Saleh

06/11/2025

BBC Report Exposes Intersociety’s Role in Amplifying Unverified ‘Christian Genocide’ Claims in Nigeria

A recent investigation by the BBC Global Disinformation Unit has cast serious doubt on claims of a “Christian genocide” in Nigeria, revealing how the International Society for Civil Liberties and Rule of Law (Intersociety) and allied Igbo ethnic advocacy groups propagated inflated figures and unverified narratives that have reverberated across international political and religious circles.

The report, titled “Are Christians Being Persecuted in Nigeria as Trump Claims?”, was authored by Olaronke Alo and Chiamaka Enendu of the BBC Global Disinformation Unit, alongside Lagos-based journalist Ijeoma Ndukwe. It scrutinizes the origins and credibility of claims that over 125,000 Christians have been killed and 19,000 churches destroyed in Nigeria since 2009—figures widely cited by U.S. conservative media and politicians, including Congressman Riley Moore.

When contacted by the BBC, Intersociety failed to provide itemized data or verifiable sources to substantiate its casualty claims. Instead, the organization accused the BBC of being politically compromised.

The BBC’s findings suggest that Intersociety’s methodology lacks transparency and raises serious concerns about the intent behind its reporting.

Despite the absence of credible evidence, these claims gained traction in U.S. political discourse, culminating in President Donald Trump labeling Nigeria a “country of particular concern” and threatening military action over what he described as a “Christian genocide.”

Intersociety and similar groups have consistently framed violence in Nigeria as targeted jihadist attacks against Christians, often attributing blame to Fulani herders and Islamist militants.

However, independent conflict monitoring organizations such as the Armed Conflict Location & Event Data Project (ACLED) report that violence in Nigeria is multifaceted, affecting communities across religious and ethnic lines without clear evidence of a systematic campaign against Christians alone.

The BBC notes that many of these advocacy groups are rooted in southeastern Nigeria, where ethnic and religious identity politics are deeply intertwined. Their narratives often reflect broader grievances about political marginalization and perceived federal neglect, particularly among the Igbo population.

While Intersociety presents itself as a non-profit, non-government-funded organization, its advocacy has largely centered on Igbo Christian interests. It has also been a vocal supporter of Nnamdi Kanu and the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), framing government actions against the separatist group as religious and ethnic persecution.

The BBC’s investigation underscores the dangers of politicized and unverified data in conflict reporting. By framing complex intercommunal violence as a one-sided genocide, advocacy groups risk inflaming tensions, distorting international perceptions, and undermining efforts at reconciliation and peacebuilding.

Meanwhile, PRNigeria gatheres that Intersociety was founded in July 2008 in Onitsha, southeastern Nigeria, by Emeka Umeagbalasi, a former official with the Civil Liberties Organization (CLO) and Amnesty International. Initially focused on electoral reform and governance, the group has increasingly shifted toward reporting on religious and ethnic persecution, often citing casualty figures that diverge sharply from those of independent monitors.

As Nigeria continues to grapple with insecurity across multiple fronts, the report calls for greater scrutiny of data sources and a more nuanced understanding of the country’s conflict dynamics—one that resists oversimplified narratives and prioritizes truth over ideology.

By PRNigeria

06/11/2025

RUNDINAR SOJIN AMURKA TA MIKA BAYANAN MATAKIN DA YA KAMATA A DAUKA AKAN NIGERIA. Datti Assalafiy YA WALLAFA

Kamar yadda jaridar New York Times ta ruwaito, rundinar Sojin Amurka mai lura da bangaren Afirka US Africa Command (AFRICOM) ta mika matakai guda uku zuwa ga cibiyar kula da harkokin yaki na Amurka (Department of War) wanda ya kamata Donald Trump ya dauka a kan Nigeria

Shugaban Amurka Donald Trump ne ya bada umarni wa rundinar Sojin Kasar suyi nazarin irin matakan da ya kamata a dauka akan Nigeria saboda wai ana yiwa Kiristoci ki$an kare dangi

Matakai guda uku da rundinar ta ce a dauka sun hada da:
(1) Mataki mai tsanani: Girke manyan jiragen yaki wanda zasu dinga jefa manyan bama-bamai masu cin nisan zango a sansanonin 'yan ta'adda dake Arewacin Nigeria, wannan matakin yana bukatar kafa sansanin Sojin Amurka a cikin Nigeria

(2) Mataki mai tsaka-tsaki: A dauki matakin amfani da jiragen yaki marassa matuki wanda s**a hada da MQ-9 Reaper da MQ-1 Predator domin a dinga bugun sansanin 'yan ta'adda, tawagarsu da kuma ababen hawansu, shima wannan yana bukatar kafa sansanin Soji amma ba dole sai a cikin Nigeria ba

(3) Mataki mai sauki: Za'a hada rundinar tsaro na hadin gwiwa tsakanin dakarun Amurka da Nigeria wanda ya shafi musayar bayanan sirrin tsaro, horo da tallafin kayan aiki da sufuri domin kaddamar da hari akan B0k0 Har@m da barayin daji masu garkuwa da mutane, wannan matakin yana bukatar kafa sansanin Sojin Amurka a cikin Nigeria

Sai dai wasu jami'an cibiyar tsaro na Amurka sun ce wadannan matakai ba zasu kawar da matsalar tsaron Nigeria wanda zai sa a dena kashe Kiristoci ba, dole sai Amurka ta dauki matakin yaki a cikin Nigeria irin wanda tayi a Kasashen Afghanistan da Iraqi

Wannan shine halin da ake ciki a cewar jaridar New York Times, ana jiran matakin da Donald Trump zai dauka kafin a fara

A zahiri dai matakan inda da gaske manufarsu kenan kawar da ta'addanci to suna da kyau, kuma duk mai kaunar zaman lafiyar Nigeria zai aminta da su, to amma tarihi ya tabbatar da cewa Amurka bata taba shiga wata Kasa yaki da sunan kawar da ta'addanci aka samu zaman lafiya ba, sai ma kara |a|ata lamura da kuma satar dukiyar Kasa

Sannan abinda ya kamata mu tambaya shine, a bangaren kudancin Nigeria ana fama da matsalar 'yan tawaye masu fafutukar kafa kasar Biyafara, suna ta ka$he 'yan uwansu Kiristoci,.amma rundinar Sojin Amurka bata mika bayanan daukar mataki a kansu ba, sai yankin Arewacin Nigeria, don haka idan akace tana da wata boyayyar ajanda ne akan Arewa ba za'a musa ba

Yaa Allah Ka fi kowa sanin abinda yake boye, Ka amintar damu, Ka karemu da addinin mu da yankin mu da Kasarmu daga dukkan sharri da makirci

Mawallafi ✍︎

06/11/2025

06/11/2025

HASBUNALLAHU WA NI'IMAL WAKIL

A cikin daren da ya gabata, Shugaban Amurka Donald Trump yayi jawabi da bakinsa a fadar White House inda ya sake jaddada aniyarsa na cewa ana yiwa Kiristoci kisan kare dangi a Nigeria saboda banbancin addini
Wai Musulmai masu tsatsauran ra'ayin addinin Musulunci suna ta hallaka Kiristoci dubbai a Nigeria

Trump yayi amfani da kalmar cewa Kiristoci a Nigeria suna fuskantar "Existential Threat", ma'anarta shine hatsarin da wasu mutane suke fuskanta domin a shafesu daga wanzuwa a doron Kasa

Trump yace ya saka Nigeria cikin tsarin Country of Particular Concern (CPC) da zai bashi damar kakaba takunkumi wa Nigeria, kuma ya bada umarni wa mukarrabansa su kawo masa rahoto akan matakin da zai dauka kan Nigeria ba tare da bata lokaci ba

Idan kaji ¥ahud@wan nan sun ambaci Existential Threat to da gaske suke, ko kafin l$ra'iIa ta kaddamar da mamaya a Zirin Gaza bayan harin 8 0ct0ber 2023 sai da s**ayi ta ambatar cewa ¥ahud@wa suna fuskantar Existential Threat, akan haka s**a afka wa Gaza domin su kawar da H@ma$, s**a fake da haka s**a ruguza Zirin Gaza

Kuma da wannan sabon sako na D0na|d Tr0mp hakan na nufin ba zai gana da Shugaban Nigeria ba, kuma bai amince da bayanan da ake tayi cewa Musulmai aka fi kashe wa a Nigeria ba Kiristoci ba, kisan da akeyi bai da alaka da banbancin addini b***e ayi kisan kare dangi

D0na|d Tr0mp bai janye aniyarsa ba, ya sake bayyana bakar aniyarsa wa Nigeria, Kasarmu suke nufi da wani abu marar kyau, ba bukatar bawa Kiristocin da ake kashewa kariya ne ba, mafaka kawai suke nema saboda suna son su wargaza Nigeria

Yaa Allah Ka kare Kasarmu Nigeria daga kowace irin fitina da tashin hankali, Ka mayar musu da aniyarsa har kan gadon baccinsu

Mawallafi ✍︎ Datti Assalafiy

06/11/2025

Christianity is facing an existential threat in Nigeria. The United States cannot stand by while such atrocities are happening there, and in numerous other Countries. We stand ready, willing, and able to save our Great Christian Population around the World! US President Donald Trump said.

06/11/2025

Nigeria’s $2 billion plus Eurobond attracts record $13 billion orderbook.
Read the press release:
👎👎👎
MEDIA STATEMENT
NIGERIA PRICES US$2.35 BILLION IN A LONG 10-YEAR AND LONG 20-YEAR
EUROBONDS
Abuja: 5 November 2025: The Federal Republic of Nigeria (the “Republic”)
successfully priced US$2.35 billion in Eurobonds (the “Notes”) maturing in 2036
(Long 10-year) and 2046 (Long 20-year) in the international capital markets, with
US$ 1.25 billion and US$ 1.10 billion placed in the 2036 and 2046 maturities,
respectively. The Long 10-year bond and the Long 20-year Notes were priced at
Coupons / Yields of 8.6308 per cent and 9.1297 per cent, respectively.

Nigeria is pleased to have attracted a wide range of investors from multiple
jurisdictions including the United Kingdom, North America, Europe, Asia, Middle East
and participation from Nigerian investors, which it views as an expression of
continued investor confidence in the country's sound macro-economic policy
framework and prudent fiscal and monetary management.

The transaction attracted a peak orderbook of over US$13 billion, marking the largest ever orderbook achieved by the Republic. This significant milestone
underscores the strong support for the transaction across geography and investor
class. With respect to investor class, demand came from a combination of Fund
Managers, Insurance and Pension Funds, Hedge Funds, Banks and other Financial
Institutions.

In his remarks on the Transaction, His Excellency, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu,
GCFR stated that:
“We are delighted by the strong investor confidence demonstrated in our country
and our reform agenda. This development reaffirms Nigeria’s position as a
recognised and credible participant in the global capital market.”

According to the Honourable Minister of Finance and Co-ordinating Minister of the
Economy, Mr. Wale Edun, OFR:
“This successful market access demonstrates the international community’s
continued confidence in Nigeria’s reform trajectory and our commitment to
sustainable, inclusive growth.”

Patience Oniha, Director-General of the Debt Management Office (DMO), stated
that:
“Nigeria’s ability to access the Eurobond Market to raise long term funding needed
to support the growth agenda of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu is a major
achievement for Nigeria and is consistent with the DMO’s objectives of supporting
development and diversifying funding sources.”
The Notes will be admitted to the official list of the UK Listing Authority and
available to trade on the London Stock Exchange’s regulated market, the FMDQ
Securities Exchange Limited and the Nigerian Exchange Limited.
The proceeds from this Eurobond issuance will be used to finance the 2025 fiscal
deficit and support the government's other financing needs.

Nigeria mandated Chapel Hill Denham, Citigroup, Goldman Sachs, J.P. Morgan and
Standard Chartered Bank as Joint Bookrunners. FSDH Merchant Bank Limited acted as Financial Adviser on the issuance.

DEBT MANAGEMENT OFFICE
The Presidency