Nigerians face most expensive Sallah in 30 years as price of ram, tomatoes, rice skyrocket
Nigerians are bracing up for the most expensive Sallah holidays in over 30 years as prices of essential food items ...
Tag: Food inflation
Despite trillions in intervention funds, agriculture sector GDP is shrinking
The performance of the agricultural sector in the first quarter of the year reflects the current situation with food security ...
Executive Order: Tinubu to suspend import duties on staple food items, pharmaceutical, others for six months to ease inflation
The Federal Government is considering a six-month suspension of import duties on staple food items, drugs, and other essential items ...
FG plans importation of rice paddy and maize seeds to reduce inflation
The federal government is currently looking at plans to approve through an Executive Order the importation of paddy rice to ...
Seasonal fluctuations push price of fresh tomato basket to N150,000 in Lagos
Muslims gearing up for the Eid El-Kabir celebrations will need to reconsider their choice of delicacy as the price of ...
10 most expensive staple foods to buy in Nigeria
Food inflation climbed to 40.53% in April 2024, according to the Consumer Price Index report of the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS). ...
High FX rate, insecurity, others driving food inflation in Nigeria – CBN Committee
The Monetary Policy Committee of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has listed high foreign exchange rate on imported food ...
Monthly food inflation declines for second consecutive month in April- NBS
Nigeria’s month-on-month food inflation declined in April for the second consecutive time following five months of consistent increase dating back ...
Top 10 most expensive Nigerian states to live in April 2024
The cost of living in Nigeria continues to rise, with April 2024 Consumer Price Index (CPI) data showing a consistent ...
Food inflation: Nigerian traders blame unstable market conditions for price increases
Nigeria's current food inflation rate stood alarmingly high at 40.1% in March 2024, as revealed by recent data by the ...
