Domestic bonds: Nigeria, TB 28may2020 360d
03-06-2019 360DAY

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Nigeria has the second largest economy in sub-Saharan Africa. Overall, despite the negative effects of the global financial crisis in recent periods, Nigeria’s economy has continued to experience significant GDP growth.
Real GDP grew 7.53 per cent. in the first half of 2010, 6.96 per cent. in 2009, 5.98 per cent. in 2008 and 6.45 per cent. in 2007. This growth was largely attributable to the continued growth in non-oil GDP, which grew 8.32 per cent. in 2009, 8.95 per cent. in 2008 and 9.52 per cent. in 2007. Overall GDP growth for 2010 is estimated at 7.85 per cent. The Government plans to reinforce economic growth in future periods by encouraging non-oil private sector growth, which it plans to facilitate through the implementation of its Vision 20:2020 plan.
Public debt management is considered to be strategic in Nigeria, and became widely accepted as such when Nigeria’s debt became unsustainable and a constraint on economic growth in the 1990s and early 2000s. In recognition of this, the Government established the DMO to serve as a central body for managing public debt. According to the DMO, as at 31 December 2010, Nigeria’s external debt was US$4.8 billion (provisional), of which US$2.8 billon (provisional) was owed by the Federal Government and US$1.9 billion (provisional) was owed by State Governments and guaranteed by the Federal Government. Further, the Government had N4.5 trillion (provisional), approximately US$29.8 billion, in domestic debt outstanding as at 31 December 2010. Additionally, in December 2010, the Federal Government entered into a US$899.5 million credit facility agreement with the Export-Import Bank of China to fund certain infrastructure projects. Drawdowns under the facility are tied to project completion milestones and as at 31 December 2010 no amounts had been drawn.

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Issuer

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Nigeria
Full issuer name

Federal Republic of Nigeria
Sector

sovereign

Volume

Placement amount

305,710,000,000 NGN
Outstanding amount

305,710,000,000 NGN

Nominal

Nominal

1,000 NGN
Outstanding face value

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Par amount, integral multiple

*** NGN

Cash flow parameters

Reference rate

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Coupon Rate

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Day count fraction

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Interest Accrual Date

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Coupon frequency

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Payment currency

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Delay days

*** days
Maturity date

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Early redemption date

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Cash flow

Early redemption terms

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Placement

Placement method

Open subscription
Order book

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Coupon (Yield) Guidance

***% - ***% (*** - ***%)
Issuer rating on issue date (M/S&P/F)

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Placement

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Initial issue price (yield)

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Bids

*** NGN
Number of bids

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Geographic breakdown

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Investor breakdown

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Listing

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Conversion and exchange

Convertion date

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Initial premium

***%
Convertible until

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Lock-up

*** days
Conversion terms

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Additional information

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News

22/03/2021	Fitch Ratings affirms Nigeria at "B" (LT Int. Scale (foreign curr.) credit rating); outlook stable
22/03/2021	Fitch Ratings affirms Nigeria at "B" (LT Int. Scale (local curr.) credit rating); outlook stable
01/10/2020	Fitch Ratings revised outlook on Nigeria to stable and affirmed at "B" (LT Int. Scale (foreign curr.)) credit rating
01/10/2020	Fitch Ratings revised outlook on Nigeria to stable and affirmed at "B" (LT Int. Scale (local curr.)) credit rating
16/04/2020	Moody's Investors Service affirms Nigeria at "B2" (LT- local currency credit rating); outlook negative

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Identifiers

State registration number

03-06-2019 360DAY
Registration

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Date of program registration

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CUSIP

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CUSIP 144A

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Type of security by CBR

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Ratings

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Bond classification

Zero-coupon bonds
Bills
Amortization
Callable
CDO
Convertible
Dual currency bonds
Floating rate
For qualified investors (CIS region)
Foreign bonds
Green bonds
Indexed
Supranational bond issues
Mortgage bonds
Perpetual
Payment-in-kind
Non-Marketable Securities
Redemption Linked
Restructuring
Retail bonds
Covered
Securitization
Structured product
Subordinated
Sukuk
Trace-eligible