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Nigeria’s Inflation Falls to 14.63%, but Food Prices Remain Up 19.59%

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Onanuga Defends Tinubu’s Economic Record, Cites Governors’ Support and Falling Food Prices

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NBS Data: Taraba Records Lowest Inflation as Lagos Ranks 30th

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Can Lagos’ ₦500 Billion Food Supply Plan Bring Down Prices?

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Why Lower Inflation Has Not Yet Brought Relief to Nigerian Households

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NLC, Falana and Activists Demand Petrol Price Cut as Hardship Deepens

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Fuel Price Cut or Mirage? A Critique of Nigeria’s 30-Day Petrol Intervention

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NLC Gives Federal Government Two Weeks to Cut Petrol Price and Reopen Minimum Wage Talks

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NLC Urges FG to Cut Petrol Prices, Rejects 30-Day Fuel Relief Plan

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Nigeria’s $55bn Reserves: What Subsidy Removal Means for Fuel Prices, Naira and FAAC

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Petrol Prices Rise to ₦1,310–₦1,400 Despite Softer Crude Oil Prices

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Trump’s Beef Import Plan Sparks Debate Over US Food Prices and Economic Pressure

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Civil Servants Give Tinubu September 30 Deadline to Cut Fuel Price, Approve Wage Award

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Why Food Costs Far More in Nigerian Cities Than at the Farm Gate

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IMF: Nigerians Still Struggle With High Living Costs Despite Economic Growth

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Why Hard Work No Longer Guarantees Economic Security in Nigeria

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Ajaero Says ₦70,000 Minimum Wage Has Not Eased Workers’ Hardship

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CBN Survey: Rising Living Costs Push Nigerians Away From Homes, Cars and Investments

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Obi, Atiku and 2027: How Can Nigerians Hold Campaign Promises Accountable?

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World Bank Report: Nigeria’s External Reserves Rise to $53.8bn as Growth Strengthens

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Kwankwaso Says Obi Government Would Use Domestic Refining to Cut Petrol Costs

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NLC Says Workers Have Little to Celebrate as Nigeria Marks 66th Independence

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Why the 2020s Have Put the Global Economy Under Severe Pressure

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Why Cash Loses Purchasing Power Every Year—and How Real Estate Can Help

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Why ₦1 Million No Longer Goes Far in Nigeria

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CBN Cuts Interest Rate to 23%: What It Could Mean for Loans, Savings and Mortgages

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Subsidy Removal, Naira Float and the Cost of Living: Where Are the Savings?

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Nigeria’s Economic Pain Did Not Start With Tinubu, but His Reforms Must Deliver Relief

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Can Tinubu’s Prosperity Agenda Cut Costs and Improve Living Standards?

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Business Sectors That Can Withstand Nigeria’s Toughest Economic Times

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