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Nigerian opposition party presses government over rising food costs

A2D News Desk

Nigeria’s African Democratic Congress criticized President Bola Tinubu’s administration after headline inflation moderated from 15.91% in June to 15.43% in July, according to figures cited from the National Bureau of Statistics.

The party said food inflation rose from 17.52% to 20.31% year over year and from 3.75% to 5.56% month over month. It called for measures to lower farm and transport costs, improve security and create food reserves to make staples more affordable.

Read the full story at Daily Trust.

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