For many Nigerian households, the problem is no longer simply that prices are high. It is that food, transport and energy costs are rising at the same time, forcing families to decide which expenses can be reduced, delayed or abandoned. Petrol prices have risen sharply in...
Read moreDetailsFor many Nigerian households, the problem is no longer simply that prices are high. It is that food, transport and...
Residents of the Federal Capital Territory are facing higher transportation and household costs as petrol sells for between ₦1,450 and...
For Nigerian traders who depend on imported goods, the exchange rate has become more than a figure on a financial...
The Lagos State Government has warned residents to be cautious when buying palm oil, following concerns raised by food safety...
The Federal Government has committed more than ₦10.5 billion to the Digital Training Academy...
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