Nigeria’s cost of living remains an important concern for households, workers and businesses, even as the country’s headline inflation rate continues to moderate. The National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) reported that headline inflation fell slightly from 15.43% in July 2026 to 15.39% in August. However, food inflation remained considerably higher at 19.57%. Recent increases in petrol prices have also created additional pressure on transportation and … Continue reading 5 Things Nigerians Should Know About the Latest Cost-of-Living Changes