Why are food prices falling in Nigeria? I
Following a surge in staple food prices in the previous year, Nigeria’s food commodity market is now witnessing a notable
John Awhanjinu March 24, 2025
- May 17, 2025
Following a surge in staple food prices in the previous year, Nigeria’s food commodity market is now witnessing a notable
Nigeria’s food inflation rate stood at 39.84% in December 2024, deeply affecting households across the country. This was revealed yesterday
The Federal Government’s initiative to sell 50kg bags of rice for N40,000 remains shrouded in secrecy regarding the sale centres’
The National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) has released its June 2024 Selected Food Price Watch Report, highlighting substantial year-on-year increases
Nigeria’s President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has proposed a $1.3 billion (two trillion naira) package aimed at combating soaring prices and
The ripple effects of border closure, flooding and dollar scarcity which resulted in increase in the prices of food impacted
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