Fresh loan may raise debt servicing to N3tr

The nation’s budgetary provisions for debt servicing could rise to N3 trillion if the Federal Government goes ahead with its $29.96 billion loan request.

Chijioke Nelson, Femi Adekoya (Lagos), John Akubo and Kingsley Jeremiah (Abuja)

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