Yobe State Ranked Least Indebted in Nigeria as of 2025
As of September 2025, Nigeria's total domestic debt across its 36 states and the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) increased slightly to ₦4.002 trillion from ₦3.96 trillion in June 2025, marking a 0.98% rise. A closer examination reveals that several states maintain a modest debt level, with Yobe State ranking as the least indebted state at ₦36.38 billion, which accounts for 0.91% of the total state debt.
This represents a decline of ₦38.01 billion from June 2025, indicating effective debt management through steady repayments and reduced borrowing pressures. The data is sourced from the Debt Management Office, highlighting the financial stability of states at the lower end of the debt table.
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