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Nigeria’s brief season of cooling prices has come to an abrupt end. The headline inflation rate rose to 15.69% in April, up from 15.38% in March. Data from the National Bureau of Statistics shows that the modest economic gains recorded during the first quarter are rapidly melting away. This unexpected reversal shatters local hopes that…
Nigeria’s headline inflation rate edged higher in April 2026, rising to 15.69 percent from 15.38 percent recorded in March, as persistent pressure from food prices, transport fares, hospitality costs, and healthcare expenditure continued to squeeze household budgets across the country. The National Bureau of Statistics disclosed this in its Consumer Price Index report released…
Nigeria’s Senate has approved a suite of laws to fix a broken food system and stop the drain on foreign reserves. The centrepiece is the National Food Reserve Agency Bill, which creates a formal network of grain silos to manage supply shocks. By storing staples when they are cheap and releasing them during lean seasons,…
Nigeria’s headline inflation rate rose to 15.38 per cent in March 2026, snapping a year-long easing trend and signalling renewed pressure on household budgets across the country. The National Bureau of Statistics disclosed the figures in its Consumer Price Index report released on Wednesday. The increase marks the first time the headline inflation rate…
Nigeria’s nascent battle against inflation faces a fresh assault from global energy markets, despite a marginal dip in headline figures. Data for February 2026 shows inflation eased to 15.06% year-on-year, down from 15.10% in January. While this appears positive compared to the 26.27% recorded a year ago, the Centre for the Promotion of Private Enterprise…
Nigeria’s food inflation rate climbed back into double-digit territory in February 2026, rising to 12.12 per cent and reversing the single-digit slowdown recorded just one month earlier, according to data released by the National Bureau of Statistics on Monday. The February figure represents a sharp month-on-month increase of 3.23 percentage points from the 8.89…
