The Federal Government has raised ₦3.96 billion from the October 2025 Federal Government of Nigeria Savings Bond, according to the Debt Management Office. The figure represents an increase from ₦3.05 billion recorded in September, reflecting stronger investor participation in the retail debt programme.
The bond issuance included two tranches: a two-year bond maturing in October 2027 and a three-year bond maturing in October 2028. The two-year bond was allotted at an interest rate of 15.541 percent per annum, raising ₦631.7 million from 793 successful investors.
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The three-year bond attracted greater interest, recording ₦3.18 billion in allotments at a coupon rate of 15.062 percent per annum. A separate tranche of the same tenor raised ₦2.416 billion at a higher rate of 16.541 percent from 1,246 investors.
The FGN Savings Bond programme, introduced in 2017, aims to promote financial inclusion and provide retail investors with secure access to government-backed securities. Coupon payments will be made quarterly until the bonds mature.
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