Nigeria’s food inflation may fall to single digits for the first time in more than a decade, underpinned by improved harvests, an import waiver policy on select foods, easing logistics bottlenecks and a steadier naira after years of sharp price increases that strained household budgets.
Food inflation in Africa’s most populous nation eased to 10.84 percent year-on-year in December 2025, a significant drop from nearly 40 percent in December 2024, driven by a revised methodology and lower prices for staples like vegetables and tubers.
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