The Debt Management Office (DMO) sold 100 billion ($610.1 million) worth of bonds at higher yields for three- and 10-year paper while it was able to offer lower yields on 20-year benchmark debt.
The DMO, on Thursday, said it sold 15 billion of three-year debt at 11.49 percent, 37 basis points higher than 11.12 percent the paper fetched in August.
It also sold 50 billion of 10-year debt at 12.23 percent against 12.22 percent previously.
The debt office sold 35 billion worth of 20-year paper at 12.29 percent, lower than 12.38 percent at the previous auction.
All the debt notes were re-openings of previous issues, while total demand was up marginally to 175.99 billion naira compared with 174.01 billion naira at the previous sale.
