NBS Report: Kogi, Rivers, And Kwara Lead In Food Inflation Rates In Nigeria
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Conversely, Bauchi (31.46 percent), Plateau (32.56 percent), and Taraba (33.23 percent) registered the slowest rise in food inflation, offering some relief compared to the national average.
In a separate analysis, Kogi, Oyo, and Bauchi emerged as the states with the highest all-items inflation rates annually in Nigeria. Kogi led with 37.98 percent, followed by Oyo at 36.60 percent, and Bauchi at 35.62 percent of headline inflation, year-on-year.
Earlier, Okay.ng reported Nigeria’s headline inflation surged to 31.70 percent, with food inflation reaching a peak of 37.92 percent.
