The National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) has released its June 2024 Selected Food Price Watch Report, highlighting substantial year-on-year increases in the prices of various food items across Nigeria.
The report provides detailed insights into the price dynamics of key food items, reflecting the economic pressures faced by consumers.
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Beans (Brown, Sold Loose)
Tomatoes
Yam Tuber
Garri (White, Sold Loose)
Irish Potato
Chicken Wings
Bread (Sliced and Unsliced, 500g)
Catfish (Fresh and Smoked)
The data was collected by over 700 NBS staff from all states of the federation, including the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), covering 774 local government areas and involving 10,000 respondents. The prices were verified by an audit team to ensure accuracy.
The report indicates significant inflationary pressures on food items across Nigeria, impacting consumers nationwide. These price increases are reflective of broader economic challenges, including supply chain disruptions and cost-push inflation.
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