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After Lagos, Enugu, DMO continues securities issuance awareness in Ibadan

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June 20, 2022
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DMO releases bonds issuance calendar

The Debt Management Office (DMO) is set to hold its Southwest edition of its Federal Government of Nigeria (FGN) Securities Issuance Awareness programme in Ibadan on Tuesday.

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This coming after the Office held its inaugural securities awareness programmes in Lagos, on March 24, followed by the Southeast edition in Enugu on March 31.

Patience Oniha, Director-General of the DMO, said that the programme in Ibadan will be followed immediately by a the Northwest edition next Tuesday in Kano.

Oniha said that the programme was in collaboration with CSL Stockbrokers Limited, which is the stockbroker of the FGN.

She said that it was designed to create awareness about the various financial offerings and investment opportunities of the FGN amongst the Nigerian public, mainly targeting retail investors.

Oniha said that the aim was to sell the various existing FGN securities to the Nigerian public.

She said that the objective was to ensure that many more Nigerians became aware of the huge investment opportunities and take advantage of them.

“The purpose is to introduce DMO to the people because the Nigerian people are a very important set of stakeholders we must engage.

“Also, we have to educate the general public about the various products that we offer.

“We are talking of investment products similar to shares, but this is the other side of shares.

“The needs of government are growing and becoming different, so, we need to get more stakeholders involved in what we are doing,” she said.

Oniha said that the idea of getting more Nigerians to invest in government securities was to also promote and encourage financial inclusion.

“It is good to keep bank accounts, but it is also good to get actively involved in the financial market, either by buying shares or bonds,” she said.

According to her, the various FGN securities constitute the local component of government borrowings which go into providing some critical needs of the citizens.

“One of our objectives is to prove our ability to raise the funds that government will use to fund these projects that will benefit all of us.

“We will like you to support us by subscribing to our products so that we can transfer the funds to the government, ” she said.

She said that the DMO was saddled with the responsibility of managing public debt, which also involved borrowing.

“While managing the public debt, we also want to ensure that it is sustainable, so there are some World Bank and International Monetary Fund (IMF) tools that we use.

“We have a range of products like the FGN Bond, the Nigeria Treasury Bills, FGN Savings Bond, the Sovereign Sukuk and the Green Bond, ” she said.

She said that the FGN savings bond was deliberately designed for the retail investors to benefit, while supporting government to raise funds and also supporting development of the financial market.

FGN securities are financial instruments issued by the DMO on behalf of the
FGN.

They are mostly Fixed Income Securities, which makes the borrower or issuer obliged to make payments of a fixed amount on a fixed schedule.

Amongst benefits of FGN securities, according to the DMO, are that they are backed by the “full faith and credit” of the Federal Government.

” The interest income earned on FGN securities are tax exempt.

“Investors can use their investments in FGN Securities as collateral to borrow from banks and other financial institutions, and investors can use them to diversify their portfolios, reduce risk and achieve stability in value.

“Investors can earn a fixed, predictable, and regular cash flow on their investments,” the DMO said.

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