The Debt Management Office (DMO) has disclosed that Nigeria spent a total of $202,253.15 to service its external debt stock for the second quarter of 2018.
This was contained in a document on its website which detailed the multilateral, bilateral, commercial and Eurobond debts.
The difference when compared with the $225,253.15 FG used to service external debt in the first quarter fell by $22,880.
The document showed that the total amount used to service multilateral obligations was $51,115.06, while bilateral obligation gulped $16,023.94.
Commercial debts gulped the highest amount with a total of $114,375.00, $105,937.50 was spent on Eurobond obligation, while $20,859.63 was spent on others.
