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Imported food prices soar by 37.65% despite FG interventions

January 26, 2025•

Imported food prices in Nigeria have defied government interventions, increasing by 37.65 per cent between January and December 2024, according to the latest Consumer Price Index report released by the National Bureau of Statistics. The report said the average price of imported food commodities to Nigeria rose to its highest level in December, recording an

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