GPS-verified commodity price analysis from 226 Nigerian markets — powered by 10,000+ verified traders across 37 states.
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October to December 2025 saw beans, garri, onions, and tomatoes fall simultaneously — a rare alignment of harvest supply, logistics improvements, and currency stability that delivered the lowest food inflation Nigeria had seen since 2015.
July to September 2025 brought a dramatic onion price spike, the arrival of the main harvest season, a puzzling rice price anomaly in August, and direct presidential intervention in agricultural supply chains — a quarter of dramatic swings with a positive ending.
April to June 2025 brought the first real signs of food price relief as beans began their historic descent — but June delivered a sudden tomato and pepper price spike that reminded Nigerians how fragile the recovery was.
January to March 2025 opened at crisis-level food prices while a major statistical shift — the NBS base year change from 2009 to 2024 — made inflation readings suddenly appear lower. Here's what actually happened in Nigerian markets during Q1 2025.
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