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This was the consensus of stakeholders at the 2017 Nigerian Debt Capital Markets Conference & Awards organised by the FMDQ OTC Securities Exchange in Lagos.
The event, which brought together subject matter experts with varying focuses
and interests in the Nigerian and global financial markets space, provided
a platform to deliberate on strategies and other pre-requisites needed to position the Nigerian debt capital markets to support sustainable economic growth and
development.

reliefweb.int Vice President, Federal Republic
of Nigeria, Professor Yemi Osinbajo, who was represented by the
Director General, Debt Management Office, Ms.
Pat Oniha said the government knows the importance of the debt capital market
to its overall economic recovery and growth plan.

He said the government would continue to support the development of the Nigerian capital market.

He urged all stakeholders to support the Federal Government’s diversification efforts by showing greater commitment from the private sector to complement the government’s efforts
especially in the area of infrastructure development.

Minister of Finance,
Mrs. Kemi Adeosun, who gave a special address, recognised the
opportunities inherent in the debt capital market and assured the participants that the Federal Government was taking bold steps towards
putting the necessary reforms to support private sector-led
growth, even as the country exits recession.

Director General, Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), Mr.
Mounir Gwarzo, underscored the growing relevance of the
debt capital market to the much-desired turnaround of the Nigerian economy.

Gwarzo, who was represented by Director, Investment Management,
SEC, Ms Mary Uduk, provided an overview of the recent milestones achieved in the Nigerian debt
capital market.

He pointed out that the Nigerian Economic Recovery and Growth Plan underscores the role of the private sector in leading the growth that Nigeria
desires.

"To sustainably develop Nigeria, reliance must be shifted from ‘owners’ capital’ and short-term funding from commercial banks to long-term capital from the debt capital market," Gwarzo said.

Vice President and Treasurer, International
Finance Corporation (IFC), Mr. Jingdong Hua, noted that
for Africa to meet and maximise its potential in the global financial markets
space, Nigeria must be one of its greatest engines.

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