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Cheaper Petrol, Costlier Living: Why Nigerians Are Still Paying More

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Cheaper Petrol, Costlier Living: Why Nigerians Are Still Paying More

Oluwafunbi Bello July 4, 2026 0

ABUJA, Nigeria – When petrol prices soared from about ₦800 per litre to as high as ₦1,450...

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From Stew to Survival: Inside Nigeria’s Kitchen Crisis as Families Trade Nutrition for Affordability

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From Stew to Survival: Inside Nigeria’s Kitchen Crisis as Families Trade Nutrition for Affordability

Oluwatobi Adu July 2, 2026 0

ABUJA, Nigeria – Before sunrise, the first queues forming in Abuja’s bustling markets are no longer for...

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How Nigeria’s Cost-of-Living Crisis Is Driving a Deadly Addiction to Processed Foods

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How Nigeria’s Cost-of-Living Crisis Is Driving a Deadly Addiction to Processed Foods

Oluwatobi Adu May 18, 2026 0

ABUJA, Nigeria – In the crowded markets of Abuja, at roadside food stalls and construction sites where...

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Nigeria Warns Fertiliser Crisis Threatens Africa’s Food Security

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Nigeria Warns Fertiliser Crisis Threatens Africa’s Food Security

Korede Abdullah May 14, 2026 0

LAGOS, Nigeria – The Federal Ministry of Agriculture and Food Security warns that rising fertiliser prices and...

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Choked at Hormuz: How a Distant Maritime Crisis Is Quietly Tightening Africa’s Food Noose

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Choked at Hormuz: How a Distant Maritime Crisis Is Quietly Tightening Africa’s Food Noose

Korede Abdullah March 31, 2026 0

LAGOS, Nigeria – From the wheat fields of Eastern Europe to the bakeries of Lagos, the world’s...

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Cheap Food, Costly Harvests: When Falling Prices Push Nigeria’s Farmers to the Brink

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Cheap Food, Costly Harvests: When Falling Prices Push Nigeria’s Farmers to the Brink

Otamere Gladness February 8, 2026 0

ABUJA, Nigeria – On a humid morning in Utako Market, Abuja, shoppers pause longer than usual at...

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Bauchi Leads Nigeria with Lowest Food Inflation Rate at 2.8%

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Bauchi Leads Nigeria with Lowest Food Inflation Rate at 2.8%

Juliet Jacob October 16, 2025 0

ABUJA, Nigeria – Bauchi State has emerged as Nigeria’s least food-inflation-affected state, recording a modest 2.8% year-on-year...

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Pregnancy and Nutrition in Nigeria: Why Mothers, Babies Deserve Better

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Pregnancy and Nutrition in Nigeria: Why Mothers, Babies Deserve Better

Koko Maxwella September 30, 2025 0

ABUJA, Nigeria – Behind Nigeria’s high maternal and infant death rates lies a silent crisis: poor nutrition...

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