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Inflation will soon hit single digit, Presidency assures Nigerians

The Presidency has assured Nigerians that inflation will fall to a single digit soon, a development it says will make life easier for citizens. Special Adviser to the President on Economic Matters, Tope Fasua, gave the assurance on Tuesday during an interview on Channels Television’s The Morning Brief. Fasua said food prices are already beginning to stabilize as inflation eases, citing new figures from the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS). According to the NBS, headline inflation dropped to 20.12% in August 2025, down from 21.88% in July. On a monthly basis, headline inflation stood at 0.74%, while food inflation was 1.65%. Year-on-year, the figure was 12.03% lower than the 32.15% recorded in August 2024. “A 20.12 inflation is still large in many quarters because what it says is that prices are still increasing, but not as they used to be. […]

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Nigeria’s Inflation Hits 36.8% – Highest in 28 Years: Experts Warn of Deepening Economic Crisis

Nigeria's inflation rate has surged to 36.8%—the highest level since 1997—according to data released today by the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS). The alarming spike, up from 33.2% in March 2025, reflects worsening economic conditions, with food inflation reaching a staggering 42.1%. The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has called an emergency monetary policy meeting next week, while President Bola Tinubu meets with state governors to address the crisis. Key Drivers of Inflation Surge 1. Food Price Crisis Staple food prices (rice, beans, garri) have doubled in the past year. Farmers' herders clashes in the North and flooding in key agricultural states (Benue, Kano) continue to disrupt food supply. 2. Energy & Transportation Costs Diesel prices now at ₦1,800 per liter, forcing businesses to cut operations. Petrol scarcity persists despite NNPC’s assurances, with black market rates hitting ₦1,200/liter. 3. Naira Depreciation The Naira trades at ₦1,850/$1 in the parallel market despite CBN interventions. Dollar shortages cripple manufacturers […]

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