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Nigeria has received a number of funding offers from investors and institutional lenders, the Minister of Finance and Coordinating Minister of the Economy, Taiwo Oyedele, has said.
Mr Oyedele, in an interview with Bloomberg TV, said the present market environment was an opportunity for the country to refinance some of its existing debt while mobilising additional resources for development.
“We think that the timing is good for us to be able to maybe even refinance some of our expensive past debts, but also to raise more funding for our development at this critical time,” he added.
Asked if Nigeria would seek a Eurobond issue or other commercial sources of finance, the minister said any decision would be based on market conditions, the size of funding needed and the speed at which the government wants to access the funds.
Now the country had various financing options, he said.
“We have a lot of offers, there is a lot of interest in Nigeria by investors, which is good for us,” Mr. Oyedele said.
He said Nigeria also was talking to institutional lenders, such as the African Finance Corporation (AFC), the African Development Bank (AfDB) and Afreximbank, and financing arrangements with other countries.
“We have a lot of options,” he said.
The cost, risks and appropriateness of funding sources available to meet the need would be considered before the most appropriate financing strategy was arrived at, he said.
“The objective is to ensure efficient use of resources while supporting the country’s development priorities,” he said.
“We want to get the best results from every dollar or every naira we spend,” he added.
