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May 2025 saw Nigeria's food inflation fall to 21.14% — the first sub-22% reading since the base year change. Garri led the declines while rice remained stubbornly expensive, highlighting the split between locally-grown and import-dependent commodities.
April 2025 delivered the first meaningful price relief in Nigeria's food markets in over a year — led by a significant beans price decline as demand destruction and early supply signals combined to push prices lower.
March 2025 saw food prices hold at crisis levels as the lean season continued. Headline food inflation rose slightly to 24.23% — but the first signals of planting season activity offered cautious hope for relief later in the year.
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