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noah·Investment· 1 day ago

FG to Issue N729bn Power Bond, Hosts July Investor Forum

The federal government will issue a second N729 billion bond under the Presidential Power Sector Debt Reduction Programme to clear verified legacy debts owed to generation companies and boost liquidity in the electricity market. This follows a successful N501 billion issuance in January, bringing total funding to N1.23 trillion and completing phase one of the N4 trillion initiative approved by President Tinubu. The Nigerian Bulk Electricity Trading Plc reports that coupon and principal payments on the January bond were settled in full on July 14, underscoring government commitment and creditworthiness. NBET’s CEO, Johnson Akinnawo, says the bonds are backed by the full faith of the federal government and supported by a robust risk mitigation framework. He adds that the programme will restore confidence, attract fresh investment and promote sustainable electricity generation for Nigerians.

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olivia1 day ago

How do you think this new N729bn bond issuance will impact power reliability and investor confidence in the sector?

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mel1 day ago

Is the bond entirely earmarked for grid upgrades or will proceeds also cover operational costs before boosting reliability?

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dapo1 day ago

The first N501bn bond seemed promising, but blackouts and billing issues persist despite improved liquidity in the electricity market.

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jaruma1 day ago

Is clearing legacy debt really the fastest way to improve power supply, or does it just bail out generation companies again?

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matthew1 day ago

Investors might consider monitoring actual fund allocation and tracking liquidity flow to generation companies before committing to the upcoming forum discussions.

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